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Andy On TV Again

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This is great, I enjoy Andy´s perspective and agree with his approach on dating. --We had a Mexican Fiesta night at our camp this last summer and have the same goal of helping our campers learn how to have fun in a godly manner.--This clip could totally be a skit, ha, ha. Saludos desde Cuernavaca, México. Keep up the good work!
Hi Jamie Jo, Just realized this is actually your blog, not really Andy´s. I imagine you don´t know me from Adam, but I was under Andy in a couple classes while at the K-Institute in 2008 before we moved as career missionaries to México. I just want to congratulate you and Andy in being an example to many of us in adoption among other things. But specifically in adoption, since his class I have been praying about adoption, and Susan and I are seeking the Lord in this, we intentionally have left our fourth child slot open, in case the Lord leads us in this process. We have three beautiful kiddos currently.

I plan to get in touch with Andy about our progress in our Camp program in México, and I have told him we want to be the camp in México that KIVU has a cultural exchange with. =) So we´ll see how this unfolds. Blessings! www.misioncamps.com
Sarah W. said…
So exciting!! He did an excellent job and is very good at what he does!
But....was it completely awkward talking about sex with a grandma?? That may be immature, but it did make me smile!
I know! No disrespect to Dr. Crews, it´s just quite funny to hear her talking about this topic with Andy. It´s cool that he took this interview on this show though, for the show´s audience to become aware of what´s going on. Need to get Andy´s book myself. Cuddos on writing it. Like I said, I could see this interview as a skit at camp or on SNL. It´s good, but also funny. Ha. =)

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