In the past quarter, we are thankful for organizing some activities during Mid-Autumn Festival and National Week.
Continue ReadingIt is fall, which means school year ministries have begun! There was a little break between summer camp ministry and fall kickoff, but not much.
Continue ReadingIsn’t it super comforting to know that Jesus is with us always, and “to the very end of the age”!
Continue ReadingMy last newsletter, scheduled for August, never quite got finished in the midst of the challenges of getting this school year started. Thus, this newsletter is WAY overdue!
Continue ReadingOne of the challenges we face on a regular basis pertains to the ravages of HIV – which is endemic in our population.
Continue ReadingThe past few months have been highlighted by much prayer: not just individually, but more corporately in community with others.
Continue ReadingSometimes being a missionary means exciting things are happening all around you. Lives are being changed as a result of the ongoing work.
Continue ReadingPaul and I continue to visit with various supporting churches. We have also had the opportunity to speak at a mission conference at a non-supporting Eastern Association church.
Continue ReadingA few weeks ago, Odesa (not the seminary itself) came under fire. The head of the seminary wrote this to many of us. . .
Continue ReadingHappy fall! We hope you are enjoying the changing of colors from summer to autumn. It is truly breathtaking up here in the hills of Sinteu.
Continue ReadingSome moments that I wake up, I have to think for a bit about where I actually am – different cities, homes, beds, time zones can get a bit disorienting at times.
Continue ReadingIsn’t it super comforting to know that Jesus is with us always, and “to the very end of the age”!
Continue ReadingWhen Barnabas and Paul returned from their missionary journey (Acts 13–14) to their sending church in Antioch, they reported on how their sharing of the Good News went.
Continue ReadingMy last newsletter, scheduled for August, never quite got finished in the midst of the challenges of getting this school year started. Thus, this newsletter is WAY overdue!
Continue ReadingOne of the challenges we face on a regular basis pertains to the ravages of HIV – which is endemic in our population.
Continue ReadingIn a podcast devotional I listened to a few weeks ago, the host read the above verse from Exodus and challenged us to be aware that God often works this way, little by little.
Continue ReadingThe past few months have been highlighted by much prayer: not just individually, but more corporately in community with others.
Continue ReadingSometimes being a missionary means exciting things are happening all around you. Lives are being changed as a result of the ongoing work.
Continue ReadingPaul and I continue to visit with various supporting churches. We have also had the opportunity to speak at a mission conference at a non-supporting Eastern Association church.
Continue ReadingA few weeks ago, Odesa (not the seminary itself) came under fire. The head of the seminary wrote this to many of us. . .
Continue ReadingHappy fall! We hope you are enjoying the changing of colors from summer to autumn. It is truly breathtaking up here in the hills of Sinteu.
Continue ReadingSome moments that I wake up, I have to think for a bit about where I actually am – different cities, homes, beds, time zones can get a bit disorienting at times.
Continue ReadingIsn’t it super comforting to know that Jesus is with us always, and “to the very end of the age”!
Continue Reading