Our dream is going to South Dakota and minister to Native Americans. We want to show them the truth of the gospel in the way that is understable to them and change peoples' hearts through friendships and God's power.

Our monthly budget is a specific plan for the cost of one month of life in the Lower Brule. Every personal obligation, to support us regularly, move us towards to the goal.

Before we are able to leave we have to make some big investments. Specifically, the purchase of the air tickets, payment for the visas, travel insurance, purchase of a car and the equipment in the apartment.

In the coming months serious preparation is waiting for us. We need to get around twenty families who would like to be supporting us. For life in the Lower Brule we will need as the minimum necessary 880 euros per month. We are grateful to God for people who have already decided to make the financial commitment. Another step is the preparation is the acquisition of missionary visa, which would allow us to stay in the United States for three to five years.

We are still waiting for the right time to leave. We are expecting third baby, who will come in August this year. Next spring, we would like to go to South Dakota and become a part of the church ministry for one year.

At the end of September in 2008 we were two weeks in South Dakota. We visited two churches in two different Native American reservations and we saw their ministry. We spent blessed time there. Here you can check our pictures from there. And with help of Google translator you can also have a taste of how we were in South Dakota. Just put our blog address into that translator site.
People there were very open and friendly to us and so we know that wherever we decide to move we will be warmly accept. During our trip and also after it we were thinking to which reservation we should go. We understand that wherever we go God can use us mighty. So we were considering many factors, which we have laid before the Lord.
We desire to go to the place, which will be favorable to our children, the place where we will be able to fully use our potential. So it is the place which needs us more. And in the same time it is the place where our God will provide us with housing.
Week after homecoming, when all our first impressions were settled, we agreed on the reservation in the Lower Brule. There is a church, where is ministering only one married couple and a voluntary on-year commitment. There is no ministry to teenagers, which we were doing in Slovakia. And in the reservation in the Lower Brule are much more favorable terms given to young children.