Welcome! Nuestra Casa Es Su Casa ...Our house is your house
A glimpse into the life of Daniel and Jaynee Lockwood and their 12 precious blessings. Thank you for visiting; we pray that what we share here may always bring glory to our wonderful God and Saviour. May you praise the Lord with us for the great things He has done and continues to do as we serve Him sharing the gospel here in the little town of Cuidad Insurgentes, BCS Mexico. He alone is good and faithful!
Our family praises the Lord and rejoices with you in His blessing of another little Lockwood missionary. We pray this will be an easy pregnancy and childbirth. We love your family. Trusting in Jesus, Teri
I just found your blog. It thrills me to see a missionary couple with ten, soon to be eleven, children! My thoughts on raising children have really changed in the past few years, and my thoughts about if I may have children have definitely changed (going from thinking maybe I wouldn't have any, to thinking I should stay single and be a missionary, to thinking I'd love to have lots of children--natural, adopted, and foster--if I marry). Now I'm hoping that if I marry, I will still have some childbearing years left on my clock :) Anyhow, it's wonderful to see a large family of believers being raised. . . and on a mission field, at that!
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Congrats!!! I a from HSB, but I always check your blog here too. Love reading.
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Our family praises the Lord and rejoices with you in His blessing of another little Lockwood missionary. We pray this will be an easy pregnancy and childbirth. We love your family.
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Teri
Congratulations!!!
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I just found your blog. It thrills me to see a missionary couple with ten, soon to be eleven, children! My thoughts on raising children have really changed in the past few years, and my thoughts about if I may have children have definitely changed (going from thinking maybe I wouldn't have any, to thinking I should stay single and be a missionary, to thinking I'd love to have lots of children--natural, adopted, and foster--if I marry). Now I'm hoping that if I marry, I will still have some childbearing years left on my clock :) Anyhow, it's wonderful to see a large family of believers being raised. . . and on a mission field, at that!
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