I 
need to start this update with an apology. It's been a while since our 
last family update, and I need to do better with keeping you informed. 
I'm amazed how quickly time passes when you're busy, and we've been 
incredibly busy!
God
 continues to bless and grow 6:8 Ministries in amazing ways. Recently, I
 was asked to assume the role of President. My primary responsibility is
 direction and oversight of 6:8 Ministries, and I'm no longer involved 
in the day-to-day operations in Costa Rica. Most of my time is spent on 
accounting and administration, as well as developing the new Children's 
Ranch Project. God has already blessed the project and we have been able
 to raise over $80,000 in my first five months in the United States.  
God has blessed our family's transition back to the United States. We've become involved with our home church and have been blessed with an amazing small group at the church. I
 have become involved with the youth group and men's ministry, and have 
been blessed with the opportunity to lead a Men's Sunday School Class.  
Molly
 and the kids have gotten into a full routine between homeschooling, 
music lessons, and youth group. Molly has taken up the hobby of painting
 old furniture. She finds it cheap at thrift stores or on Craigslist, 
and the fixes it up and the sells it for a small profit.   
 
Alexis
 has enjoyed being a little more independent now that she has her 
driver's license.  She has gotten a part-time job and is looking forward
 to her next big adventure. As of now she is either looking at going 
with YWAM or the Celebration Church Ministry Intern Program. Both have 
great advantages and disadvantages; please pray for her as she makes 
this decision.
 
Christopher
 continues to work hard with his schooling, and has set a goal to finish
 high school at least a year early. He also spends time practicing his 
guitar and is on his way to becoming an accomplished musician.  He plays
 in the youth band at church and is also planning to go with his youth 
group on a foreign mission trip this summer.
 
Nathan
 is still adjusting to his new braces and spends most of his free time 
play his drums and video games. His gentle spirit is such a blessing 
around the house. We are anxiously waiting for the surf temperature to 
reach an acceptable level so we can starting hitting the surf! 
 
Seth
 spends his day fighting his way through his schoolwork. When he's not 
playing video games he likes building fires, shooting bb guns, and 
crossbows, and exploring the woods behind our house. He is also taking 
piano lessons and seems to enjoy it.
Thank
 you for all the prayers and support. We wouldn't be able to do this if 
it weren't for all of you. I've included a few prayer requests so you 
will know how to pray for our family:
Spencer's Travels -
As
 I write this I find myself sitting at yet another airport, waiting to 
board yet another flight. I feel as though I've traveled more this year 
than any other, and looking at my calendar I realize that's it's not 
getting any better. I'm only going to be home about 15 days between 
today and the beginning June. Please pray for fruitful trips as I visit 
churches to share the vision of the 6:8 Ministries Children's Ranch. 
Pray for Molly as she runs the house in my absence.
Family's Support -
Since
 our return to the United States our family's personal support has 
decreased significantly. Part of the challenge is that everyone I would 
normally ask for personal support, I'm asking to support the Children's 
Ranch Project. Therefore, I am currently looking into some tent making 
ideas that may supplement or family's income. However, please pray the 
God will send more supporters.
We love and appreciate you all, 
The Boulter Family