We’ve had another eventful quarter of travel, but this time much of it outside of Africa.
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Over the last four months, Timothy and I have done a lot of doing and a whole lot of talking, all in the name of Jesus, sharing about what He has been doing at BCCL!
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Lindsey Gelinas was born in Edmonton, Alberta, as the youngest of six children. Church was a constant in her childhood, which she attended with her whole family.
Continue ReadingZZ/CHE volunteer Zoran and I were able to attend the first CHE International Conference in Europe (in Albania) this October.
Continue ReadingAs September started, life and ministry in Cameroon took a turn for the worse. Separatists in English Cameroon enforced weeks of “ghost town.”
Continue ReadingAs the weather takes on the feel of fall and things slow down at Camp Falcon Rock, we take time to reflect on the busy summer.
Continue ReadingI have been enjoying continuing to travel the past three months. These travels have included driving but not as much as I had done in the summer.
Continue ReadingIt has been a very full and rich first half of my home assignment year, with many God-directed connections through various conferences and church visits.
Continue ReadingProtests. Shooting. Explosions. Deserted streets. These words could be used to describe the events occurring in many parts of the world today.
Continue ReadingOver the last four months, Timothy and I have done a lot of doing and a whole lot of talking, all in the name of Jesus, sharing about what He has been doing at BCCL!
Continue ReadingWe’ve had another eventful quarter of travel, but this time much of it outside of Africa.
Continue ReadingThe preacher who wrote Ecclesiastes reflects on how there is a time and season for everything. There are rhythms to our lives. . .
Continue ReadingThis late summer, we were invited to attend an English speech contest, which was founded and has been organized by Toshie, a Japanese Christian lady, since 2015.
Continue ReadingLindsey Gelinas was born in Edmonton, Alberta, as the youngest of six children. Church was a constant in her childhood, which she attended with her whole family.
Continue ReadingZZ/CHE volunteer Zoran and I were able to attend the first CHE International Conference in Europe (in Albania) this October.
Continue ReadingAs September started, life and ministry in Cameroon took a turn for the worse. Separatists in English Cameroon enforced weeks of “ghost town.”
Continue ReadingAs the weather takes on the feel of fall and things slow down at Camp Falcon Rock, we take time to reflect on the busy summer.
Continue ReadingI have been enjoying continuing to travel the past three months. These travels have included driving but not as much as I had done in the summer.
Continue ReadingIt has been a very full and rich first half of my home assignment year, with many God-directed connections through various conferences and church visits.
Continue ReadingProtests. Shooting. Explosions. Deserted streets. These words could be used to describe the events occurring in many parts of the world today.
Continue ReadingOver the last four months, Timothy and I have done a lot of doing and a whole lot of talking, all in the name of Jesus, sharing about what He has been doing at BCCL!
Continue ReadingWe’ve had another eventful quarter of travel, but this time much of it outside of Africa.
Continue ReadingThe preacher who wrote Ecclesiastes reflects on how there is a time and season for everything. There are rhythms to our lives. . .
Continue Reading