Our Most Recent News

Over the Thanksgiving Holiday, Heather had a miscarriage and we lost our baby. The doctors told her on Monday, November 21st, that she would likely miscarry as the baby's growth did not match a normal pregnancy for eleven weeks. On Friday, November 25th, Heather ended up in the hospital as a result of an incomplete miscarriage which led to a severe loss in blood. She is doing alright now as she has had several weeks to regain her strength. We are so grateful that for the past two weeks we had family in town to care for Wyatt during this difficult time. We are very saddened our loss. It is in this sadness and pain that we have once again been reminded that we are not our own, but in body and soul, we belong to our Heavenly Father, the author and giver of life. And so we stand assured, and we hope this serves as a reminder to you, that our God is the true comforter to those who mourn. “ I, I am he who comforts you, who are you that you are afraid of man who dies.” Isaiah 51:12 We have every reason to be hopeful for more children in the future, but please remember us in your prayers as we struggle with the loss of this child.

Finals!

Christmas is approaching, and Wyatt is full of exploration into the season traditions...namely the Christmas tree! My school responsibilities take my focus elsewhere. As the semester comes to an end, I am a little overwhelmed with finals. Then end is in sight however! Please be praying for me to balance all that is required of me in the next two weeks. As a family we have personally had such an overwhelming time leading up to finals that at times it is very difficult to focus. I trust that God will see me through the completion of each class this semester. My first semester has been a wonderful experience at Covenant. ~David

Wyatt...the big brother!

Well, our family will be growing shortly. Heather is almost 10 weeks pregnant. Our newest addition to the Juelfs family will be arriving in early June. Keep their health in your prayers please!

Curious George Comes to Town

For Halloween, Wyatt dressed up as a monkey! We went next door to our neighbor's house for a Halloween Party with all of the neighborhood kids. We had a lot of fun!

Welcome!

Welcome to our world of words! Since we will be unable to see most of you who will view our blog, you will have to put up with wordy chronicles and an occasional picture detailing the past, present, and future of the Juelfs' Family.

And so we begin...We settled into St. Louis about mid August. David, Sierra (our dog), and I moved in on Monday, August 15th, leaving little Wyatt with his Grandma from Ohio. We had three days to set up camp without the pitter patter of our son's hands and feet...well it would be more like the clank and clamor of Wyatt dumping our belongings all over the floors. We greatly appreciated this time. When Wyatt arrived on Thursday that week, we were all unpacked and completely ready for him and for us to be a family unit of three again (okay Sierra, a family unit of four)! Since David spent most of the summer in Virginia, it was and still is so refreshing to wake up next to him each morning with the dog at the foot of our bed and our little boy saying, "Dada, Dada!"

David has now been in class for two weeks and is loving it. It certainly is not without its own challenges, but he feels so blessed to be at Covenant and finally pursuing his Seminary Degree. This is truly a long awaited journey for all of us!

Please come back and check out our blog as often as you can. We will use this to update you on our Seminary experience as well as anything new going on in our lives and certainly what you can be praying for. Don't forget the comment feature is a great way for us to dialogue too. Just click comment and write. We'll check them often and look forward to writing back to you.

Oh, and by the way...once again we update you on our new contact info! At least we can say it should stay the same for three years!

Address: 8556 Gulf Dr.
St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: 314-276-4625
Email: juelfsfam@hotmail.com

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