We are The Stutzman Family-Join us as we travel this road of our second adoption of a brother and sister from Ethiopia, and beyond! Adam and Amber- Jacob 15 years, Haile from Ethiopia 13 years, Twins-Cassidy and Zachary 11 years Noah 10 years, Logan 8 years, Bethlehem from Ethiopia 7 years, and Seble from Ethiopia 3 years. Slowly, steadily, surely, the time approaches when the vision will be fulfilled. If it seems slow, be patient! Monday, December 30, 2013.

So, as a stay at home mom there are always a million things to do. I need to tell you about my day and how I honestly felt true joy as I attended to the tasks of the day. I did 5 loads of laundry. That means that God has provided my family with clothing. I did 3 loads of dishes. That means God has provided my family with an abundance of food.

Thursday, October 6, 2011. Has it really been over a month? How in the world did this last month just fly by? Time is just going faster and faster. Once school started, we have been in the whirlwind of life. Every night is busy with some kind of practice or small group or activity and each week just disappears before I can get a blog post written and posted. The girls are also both attending school 2 days a week. It was a little change from our original plan but Tristen decided she too wanted to give.

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I Have A Family! Wednesday, May 9, 2012. Jan and Jennifer are now working on a grant for Mei Mei. Please help us find her family. Could it possibly be you? Would you have a smile like this if this were your foot? I think that smiles says a lot about her. Thursday, April 26, 2012.

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