Her tweet reminded me of those days when I was the one that greeted all our teams at the airport. Other schedule demands and responsibilities keep me away from that scene most of the time. We usually send Jimmy, and I confess I am a little jealous. I know that anytime someone has been away from home, especially far away, there is something great about the airport greeting. But the scene at Terminal D that develops when iGo Global students arrive home after giving part or all of their summer to make Him famous is truly special on another level. Watching the parents as they walk through so many emotions is worth the trip. They know their child just did something unbelievably significant. They sense that things will never be the same now. Most of them are fully aware that their children just did something they would never have done. And the tears and the hugs and the stories and the shouts and the full on celebrations are all so intense.

Thanks to all of you out there who keep up with iGo Global for one reason or another. You support us, you pray for us, you volunteer, and some of you have been with us before. I hope you will continue this journey with us as we continue to teach, train, and send students to make Him famous. In fact, there are some very specific ways that we invite you to do that:

10th Anniversary Celebration Banquet

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