This little guy is the toughest young kid I have ever met , look at the pictures and read this story! Please take a moment to read this wonderful heart-warming story of my friends who need our help, Now! ( check out all three photos and look hard at the Rock climbing to see Peter and his sister) Will you help us support this high risk missionary family? They live most of the time in Burma, a war torn small country, a two-day hike from Northern Thailand which they have to do to get to their base camp. They give medical help, food, water etc to villages when they have been attacked and burned, and people murdered for no reason. They document through video and photography and send all data to countries that can help. The dad, David Eubanks, was a captain with the 2nd Ranger Battalion at Fort Lewis. He also was a detachment commander of a HALO, Military Free Fall team with the 1st Special Forces Group at the base. He became what I call a SF missionary, raising his family in the bush and jungle of Burma to bring the Gospel to so many lost and forgotten people. His wife, a school teacher, decided reaching this unknown people group and working with her husband and raising their 3 children a better choice for their family. They have recently expanded their ministry Free Burma Rangers into Sudan where they all walked 30 miles in 1 day with their team. As soon as they snuck into the country to go to the front lines of Northern Sudans war ravaged country, They were attack by aircraft jets and filmed ( his 13 year old daughter the bay doors opening to drop bombs on them. Miraculously,not one of them were injured! Their exploits for the Kingdom of God are among the greatest I have ever heard and known in person. As far as the kids… they rodeo , sing, skydive, climb ( the little man grew up with the Free Burma Rangers, which supports more than 50 ethnic teams throughout the country, Peter began traveling through war zones on his mother’s back at 3 weeks old. By the age of 4, he was walking up to 30 miles a day. At 3 years old, he climbed Pinnacle Peak, near Mount Rainier, and hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. At age 4, he reached the top of The Brothers in Washington’s Olympic Range, at the age of 5, he became the youngest to Summit Teewinot Mountain in the Grand Tetons and the youngest to summit Mount Sahale in Washington. Along with Peter’s sisters Sahale, 13, and Suu,11, Karen (Mom) – who are strong climbers in their own right – the family spends much of their year walking rugged, steep jungle trails by day and night, to reach villagers who’ve suffered attack by the Burma Army and train teams of ethnic leaders from across the Southeast Asian nation. Read more at wnd/2012/08/that-mountain-climber-is-how-old/#iTxw7YcgPcbTCOU3.99 Let us help them as they are now back in the USA raising support before they head out again. IF you can make a donation through ATP website and make quick note when giving online for SF missionary or anything that will alert us to your specific gift, every penny will go to them. We love them so much and wanted to share with you one of our favorite families in the world doing the Fathers business big time! support them here victormarx/donate-options/ or give a quick 5, 10, 20 , 30 bucks or whatever God puts on your to them by just a quick TEXT general to 50155 we will know its for our friends and its all Tax deductable. They are laying down their lives for for the Gospel, we can at least lay down a few bucks to that we wont miss, but they can use big time. Thank you for caring, (please share this story) Victor and EIleen Marx P.S. We as a family are limited in our personal funds but we are, over time going to give $1,000 to them this year, so it would be great to have other small or large gifts to help match ours. Support them here victormarx/donate-options/ or give a quick 5, 10, 20 , 30bucks or whatever God puts on your heart for them by just a quick TEXT general to 50155 we will know its for our friends and its all Tax deductable.
Posted on: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 02:12:37 +0000
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