Praise the Lord for answered prayer. We just received the pictures from the port showing that our mini van has been taken out of port storage.
Finally, after some complications, a port strike, and several weeks, our van was taken out of it's shipping container yesterday.
The battery was reconnected and our field director Curt S. (below) drove our van back to the Santiago area.
We are thankful that we don't have to pay
port storage anymore and that the legal paperwork process can start in order for us to drive this van in the future.
Apparently, the unloading of our van was quite a spectator sport.
Thanks Dan and Curt for your effort in getting our van out of storage.
Our van now is being stored and awaiting our arrival, proper documentation and license plates.
Please continue to keep this process in your prayers. We would like to be able to drive the van upon our arrival on Jan. 13th, but the whole paperwork process is in the hands of the Chilean government. We will keep you posted.
Finally, after some complications, a port strike, and several weeks, our van was taken out of it's shipping container yesterday.
The battery was reconnected and our field director Curt S. (below) drove our van back to the Santiago area.
We are thankful that we don't have to pay port storage anymore and that the legal paperwork process can start in order for us to drive this van in the future.
Apparently, the unloading of our van was quite a spectator sport. Thanks Dan and Curt for your effort in getting our van out of storage.
Our van now is being stored and awaiting our arrival, proper documentation and license plates. Please continue to keep this process in your prayers. We would like to be able to drive the van upon our arrival on Jan. 13th, but the whole paperwork process is in the hands of the Chilean government. We will keep you posted.
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