Dear Friends,
We wanted to write a short update to our prayer supporters to share a very specific and time-sensitive need. This is also a vulnerable share for me as a father, because of the deep sense of responsibility I feel to provide for my children. Sending our kids to a different continent and time zone feels very different from the more typical experience of sending a high-school graduate to a college down the road.
Part of being able to serve internationally is having the ability to care well for our children. While this need is not directly ministry-related, it is crucial for our family and ultimately enables us to continue serving effectively.
After living overseas for more than 20 years, we’ve realized that we were not as prepared as we should have been for Arielle’s transition to college in the United States. Some things we planned well, but others—especially the current cost of vehicles in the U.S.—came as a complete surprise due to inflation.
We now have an urgent need to purchase a vehicle for Arielle. We originally had FAFSA funding in place, but due to a clerical error (not on our end), we lost 50% of that support. As a result, we are scrambling to put everything back in order. While some expenses can wait, a car is something that needs to be purchased immediately.
A car dealer in the Dallas metroplex who supports missions has offered Arielle a vehicle valued at $9,000 for $8,000 USD.
We are reaching out only to those who know our family personally and who already pray for our kids, to ask if you would consider joining us in helping Arielle get set up in the U.S. Every gift truly helps, no matter the amount. Would you please pray about partnering with us in this need?
We know you already give so generously, and we are deeply grateful for your continued support and care for our family.
With love and appreciation,
Zach & Anneke
December End of Year Newsletter:
https://mailchi.mp/41be71295b48/2025-end-of-year
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