

This husband and wife team (who happened to both be teachers) taught us all about bees, hives, honey, and so much more. We learned they are fourth generation bee keepers who manage several hundred hives throughout our state to pollinate apples, melons, strawberries, cucumbers and pumpkins. The boys got to hold a bee (dead, of course), a piece of comb, and were given honey straw treats to eat! How cool is that?

But here is the really cool part. They asked us if we had found a church yet in the area, described theirs, and proceeded to invite us out the next Sunday. It seemed to have all the makings of being the kind of church for which we were looking. To us, this was an unbelievable answer to prayer. We had spent the previous few weeks picking churches out of the phone book and, with each one we visited, had become more discouraged at how hard it was. In spite of my friends telling me it doesn't work this way, I decided to pray that somehow God would allow someone to just walk onto our property and invite us to the right church.
That was five years ago, and we still attend and are blessed by that church. At the time that swarm of bees landed in the branch above my head, I would certainly not have considered it as being sent by God. He never ceases to amaze us with how He answers prayers and meets our needs!
By the way, if you are interested in some great honey products, you can visit Hunter's Honey Farm on the web at http://www.huntershoneyfarm.com/.
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