Marc and Evangeline Vergo

I am going to be a dad! Evangeline and I are so excited. Evangeline is due on December 25 (yes, Christmas day). We couldn’t wait to tell you the news. So this e-mail is doing double duty. We are sending you a letter about our journey through infertility and pregnancy along with an update on Orlando Summer Project (OSP). The interns this year are hilarious, spunky and, best of all, hungry for God.

Evangeline and I are grateful for your prayers. We never guessed we would be combining OSP with morning sickness – it was just one more reminder why we need your prayer cover. God met us and we had a great summer. (And Evangeline is feeling great now.)

In Christ,

Marc

It’s Orlando Summer Project time! We are having a blast investing in the college students who showed up in Orlando on June 2nd. They are hilarious, spunky and, best of all, hungry for God. Evangeline and I are grateful for your prayers as we ask God to move in these students’ lives. Already God has done some pretty awesome things.

Please read our prayer letter to learn more and find out how to pray for us.

We thank God for you!

Marc and Evangeline Vergo

We love being on God’s team with you. Evangeline and I are so blessed to be working with Campus Crusade, where we can see lives changed through the gospel regularly.

We know that whenever someone chooses to become a Christian, there is an invisible spiritual team that brought that person the gospel. From parents and Sunday School teachers, to computer guys and the people who support them—you are apart of that team!

And your prayers are invaluable. This month, we’d love for you to be praying for… me. I need it. Our prayer letter gives more about my primary assignment with Campus Crusade as a PeopleSoft architect. (Evangeline translated from tech to English). God works through your prayers to help my responsibilities in a way that produces eternal results.

Once again, thank you for being on our spiritual team!
Marc