September 22 to the present has been, and is, one of our busiest times in the ministry . . . ever!
Continue ReadingHow do we summarize the last 3 months into one short letter? It’s been great! We are loving living in Romania!
Continue ReadingBonjour from Yaoundé! We promised a report from Maureen’s visit to Mutengene. This is the hub of all the sourcing for CBC Health Services and the location for the receiving and distributing of all the White Cross cargo.
Continue ReadingEvery year around this time, many of us take time to focus our attention on gratitude, especially “thanking God for all he has done.”
Continue ReadingOur ministry involves discipleship and training at all levels. We do this by helping with resources for training, with transmitting support from North America to locations across Latin America, and with sometimes training the trainers themselves.
Continue ReadingAfter I returned to Cameroon during the first week of October, we have been occupied with final exams in anticipation of graduation – scheduled for the end of November.
Continue ReadingWhat gives me hope? Seeing Slava, our friend and professor, in class in Odesa.
Continue ReadingSeptember 22 to the present has been, and is, one of our busiest times in the ministry . . . ever!
Continue ReadingTime flies. Our home assignment has completed, and we look forward to returning to the field. At the time of your reading this letter, we have returned to Asia by the grace of G*d.
Continue ReadingOver the past few weeks, I have been getting back into my sewing/quilting in the pauses between school-related projects.
Continue ReadingWhenever we write a newsletter after we’ve been away for a while, it is strange to write about such extremely different aspects of our life.
Continue ReadingAs we enter our fifth month of being back in the field, we have had a chance to exhale as our unsettled life of home assignment has turned into a resettled life in Brazil.
Continue ReadingJust as trees’ leaves change into vibrant reds, yellows, and orange during fall, God seems to be fond of constantly turning a “new leaf” in our lives and ministry as well.
Continue ReadingAs Solomon says, “There is a time for everything,” and for me, once again, it is a season of change.
Continue ReadingEvery year around this time, many of us take time to focus our attention on gratitude, especially “thanking God for all he has done.”
Continue ReadingThroughout the Bible, we read how God provides what his people need when they need it. He provided the ram for Abraham’s sacrifice, divided the Red Sea as the people began to step through, and gave mana to the Israelites—only when they were actually needed.
Continue ReadingWhen one is observant, ever day presents opportunities to be grateful. There are seasons, though, that help us focus on gratitude more than others.
Continue ReadingOur ministry involves discipleship and training at all levels. We do this by helping with resources for training, with transmitting support from North America to locations across Latin America, and with sometimes training the trainers themselves.
Continue ReadingGod’s faithful presence remains even when life changes all around and it’s turned upside down, which is home assignment, yet God’s still, small voice can be heard.
Continue ReadingDuring August and September, I was privileged to teach Missions to our 31 students in the Pastoral Formation program. We finished the class just in time for me to travel to Chicago for NAB’s Super Week.
Continue ReadingAfter I returned to Cameroon during the first week of October, we have been occupied with final exams in anticipation of graduation – scheduled for the end of November.
Continue ReadingWhat gives me hope? Seeing Slava, our friend and professor, in class in Odesa.
Continue ReadingSeptember 22 to the present has been, and is, one of our busiest times in the ministry . . . ever!
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