In our previous letter, we mentioned a seminary student couple who had graduated in May and were seeking ministry opportunity.
Continue ReadingThe last two months have been bittersweet – with many goodbyes and words of affection. Having worked in Cameroon for some 32 years, the time for departure seemed appropriate.
Continue ReadingGod continues to answer prayers and start new ministries at BCCL. We just continue to ride the waves He creates and do our best to obey His directions.
Continue ReadingAs a missionary who spends home assignment time in one continent, then transitions to ministry in another continent, the question “How’s it going?” comes often.
Continue ReadingGod continues to answer prayers and start new ministries at BCCL. We just continue to ride the waves He creates and do our best to obey His directions.
Continue ReadingGreetings from Mbingo! Can you believe that 2024 is more than half gone? It has been a very busy year for us.
Continue ReadingWe are grateful for the many prayers for those affected by the catastrophic floods. We are also thankful for all of you who have contributed to our disaster relief fund.
Continue ReadingIn our previous letter, we mentioned a seminary student couple who had graduated in May and were seeking ministry opportunity.
Continue ReadingThe big event this past quarter was another (holiday) trip back to Canada for another milestone family event – the wedding of our youngest son, Daniel, to his lovely bride, Breanna.
Continue ReadingThough I recognize that transition will continue to define much of my life in the coming months, this initial transition back to the US has gone well.
Continue ReadingUnder stressful situations, it’s easy to get anxious and start worrying about many things and go down the spiral of negative thoughts.
Continue ReadingThe theme for the NAB Triennial Conference this year was “Becoming a People of Peace.” I was encouraged, inspired, and challenged as I heard stories of how God is working around the world
Continue ReadingJune was a busy month as we began packing, saying goodbye to friends and colleagues, and attending year-end events at Rain Forest International School.
Continue ReadingAs a missionary who spends home assignment time in one continent, then transitions to ministry in another continent, the question “How’s it going?” comes often.
Continue ReadingGod continues to answer prayers and start new ministries at BCCL. We just continue to ride the waves He creates and do our best to obey His directions.
Continue ReadingGreetings from Mbingo! Can you believe that 2024 is more than half gone? It has been a very busy year for us.
Continue ReadingWe are grateful for the many prayers for those affected by the catastrophic floods. We are also thankful for all of you who have contributed to our disaster relief fund.
Continue ReadingIn our previous letter, we mentioned a seminary student couple who had graduated in May and were seeking ministry opportunity.
Continue ReadingThe big event this past quarter was another (holiday) trip back to Canada for another milestone family event – the wedding of our youngest son, Daniel, to his lovely bride, Breanna.
Continue ReadingThough I recognize that transition will continue to define much of my life in the coming months, this initial transition back to the US has gone well.
Continue ReadingUnder stressful situations, it’s easy to get anxious and start worrying about many things and go down the spiral of negative thoughts.
Continue ReadingThe theme for the NAB Triennial Conference this year was “Becoming a People of Peace.” I was encouraged, inspired, and challenged as I heard stories of how God is working around the world
Continue ReadingJune was a busy month as we began packing, saying goodbye to friends and colleagues, and attending year-end events at Rain Forest International School.
Continue Reading