Chapter Thirty-two[The unfinished tasks] It's a very cool day. After breakfast, Rudolf and Rhoda went around the house first to customize the area. "Rudolf was still a child when he first stay in this house," Aunt Chel said smiling at him as she talked to Rhoda who gathered weeds and dried leaves around the backyard. Rudolf can't move his legs quickly because of the previous accident with a madman in the public market. "I'll make sure that your pain fades gradually, Honey," Rhoda says as she turns to Rudolf sitting on the rocky chair. She had just finished clearing out the weedy backyard and picking up some apples and oranges from the fruit trees." "Good you found it. It's a long time that I never checked our backyard because of the snakes that might be coiled and crawling around the weedy garden shades," Aunt Chel says. "Take some fruits for Auntie Chels to eat!" " Rhoda adds, "And also for you to eat Honey. It's healthy for your painful legs." She add

Chapter Thirty-four[The overcomers] There would be a great awakening, and the family would realize the value of spiritual strength in overcoming all difficulties and conflicts in life. "We're going to study in Bible school here, honey?" Rhoda inquires of Rudolf as they eat breakfast that early morning. "What's the harm? And that was our purpose in life when we went to the city," he added, "but because my lawyer reminded me of my obligation as a US national, I should return here immediately." Rudolf quickly narrates and apologizes, saying, "I should settle it before it's too late," recalling, "You and our children's citizenship here should be settled right away, Honey; you better be ready now and we go to the Immigration office." He abruptly decided as he finished his bread and drank the last drop of coffee from his mug. Rhoda quickly followed him as he stood up and left the dining table.Aunt Chel was surprised by Rudolf's urg

Chapter Thirty-six[ Wayward souls] "The voices carried by howling wind continue day and night. Sadly, the homelessness is probably never going to end." Rhoda says as they eat their breakfasts this early foggy, cool morning in Rural North San Diego. "The homeless problem in San Diego is absolutely out of control, especially during this time of the pandemic." Rhoda adds, "Most businesses establishment and commercial companies temporarily close their operations." "We only need to be good stewards, even though we are affected by their situations, honey," Rhoda suggests as they become increasingly concerned about the homeless problem. "I have been informed by some school teachers and principals to report all the chaos in our areas to authority," Rudolf says. "But sometimes, not it's beneficial for the homeless, especially those younger people like girls, because they have the possibility of being raped by the other h

Chapter Thirty-eight[ [Accident while horseback riding] "Are you preoccupied? " Pastor Kris inquires about Rudolf and Rhoda's home visits that day. "We have plans to start our business here," Rudolf responds. "Our Church has decided to go on a family camping trip somewhere in the Northern region. This is important for all candidates for Basic Pastoral Theology graduation." Pastor Kris elaborates, "The Candidates will give an opportunity to share the Gospels in three regions. It's time for all of you to realize life camp of seeing God's works as we cooperate together as students and ministry workers." "At the same time, we will experience beautiful Pastor's things that are visible last forever as shining jewels and a crown as we experience spiritual healing through the Gospel and evangelism." Pastor Kris requires Rudolf and Rhoda to attend the camp seminars as a training ground for their Practical Theological education in preparati

Chapter Forty{In His own perfect time] Everyone got up early and prepared for school."Good morning! Do you need any assistance with your school bag, Kids? " Rhoda questions the kids as they rush out the door. " Thank you, Mommy, but we can already manage to carry it all," Robert responds quickly, gasping, as they are all excited to face their classmates and teachers after the family's previous tribulations. "I'm really excited about returning to school. But for some reason, as the time approaches, the thought of panicking strikes me." Ruth exclaims as she turns her gaze towards her mother, who has been separated from them for a long time. "How would I cope with the loss of our dear mother, whom we adore?" "Don't jump to conclusions about past events that were unavoidable." Andrea quickly responded, "You also watch your word that daddy may not hear you. He will be the first and foremost to be hurt if mommy r