The 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 ReadingWhile our family was only inconvenienced through the flooding, tens of thousands of our neighbors had to evacuate their homes for days, weeks, or even months.
Continue ReadingIt’s hard to believe, but we just wrapped up a month of camp! It was an incredible time where we saw God working in many different ways.
Continue ReadingWe hope you all had a blessed Easter time with friends and family! This past Easter, we were able to connect with a number of different villages.
Continue ReadingWe are amazed at how God continues to take BCCL into the missions track over these last two years. It’s like opening a can of worms – but in a most positive way!
Continue ReadingThis will be a much different prayer letter because of the historic flooding we are facing in our state in Brazil.
Continue ReadingThe last week of April, Yuri and I were able to attend a retreat for missionaries serving in Japan entitled “Still Waters.”
Continue ReadingToday is May 1. In Cameroon, this is their Labor Day. A fair amount of people are participating in some celebrations, and the rest of us are, well, continuing with our labor.
Continue ReadingOur transition to accepting international residents has gone well. To date, I’ve had the opportunity to work with four of the five new recruits.
Continue ReadingGreetings from Cameroon . . . for the last time. Though it is far from my last newsletter to all of you, it IS the last one I will be writing from here in Cameroon.
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