October 2023 to February 2024 in pictures

Another change of year since our last photos here. Here are a few photos of what the last few months have been like for our family and our ministry with Agapé France.

At the end of October, we managed to get away for a romantic weekend to recharge our batteries. We didn't need to go far; Brittany is so beautiful.


Also at the end of October, Julie and Anna took part in the Music'art camp, where they put on a superb, high-quality show in just one week.



In November, Agapé France celebrated its 50th anniversary. The whole family took part in this beautiful celebration, reminding us of God's faithfulness.






At the end of November, Carolyn celebrated one more birthday 😊.


Then we started to get ready for Christmas.

Anna made a magnificent and delicious "bûche de Noël".



We went to meet the neighbours on the new housing estate just down the road from us, bringing them home-made Christmas biscuits.


Like every year, our Agapé Rennes team got together for a Christmas breakfast, before going our separate ways for the holidays.


This year, we celebrated Christmas at home, with Carolyn's parents.


We enjoyed taking the time to do a jigsaw puzzle...


... and going out for some nice walks as a family.


Then 2024 arrived!


Anna celebrated her 14th birthday.


And Claire celebrated her 10th birthday.



In February, David enjoyed a long prayer walk along the coast. We are grateful to have this beautiful scenery less than an hour's drive away.


At the end of February, David joined the other Agapé France team members for our annual National Retreat.


The joy of meeting up again is visible on our faces!



David enjoyed singing in the worship team.


Our colleagues May and Hubert celebrated David's 15 years of ministry with Agapé France.


The Agapé France National Leadership Team!


And the colleagues involved in the Digital Department 🙂📱


Once again, all these photos give us so many reasons to be grateful to God: for the people He has placed in our lives and all the adventures we get to live with Him.


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