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The Work of God

by: Shan Reed

God’s work in me personally and in the world around us can often be slow, much slower than we would like it to be. The more days I spend walking this earth with Jesus, the more I have learned that I often walk too fast to notice God at work.

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Send-Off

by: Dennis & Nancy Palmer

Send-off (noun) – an occasion to show appreciation and give good wishes to someone setting off on a new career or journey. Doesn’t a send-off sound a lot nicer and more fun than a retirement or good-bye party?

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Journey Continues

by: Nick & Iris Hung

We have returned to the field safely and completed all quarantine requirements successfully. We celebrated Chr*stmas with friends and brothers and sisters of the fellowship.

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The Joy of Hospitality

by: Yuri Nakano

This past Christmas season, I was able to experience the joy of hospitality. A friend I hadn’t seen in 20 years unexpectedly came from overseas to visit.

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In with the New

by: Jeff & Sonya Kilmartin

When we wrote our last newsletter, we were anxiously waiting to confirm some meetings with Walter Grob and the new accountant for our LRPG in Nigeria.

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Discernment

by: Paul and Melissa Ewing

Transition. Change. Unknown. Every time we return home for home assignment, it is a time of transition, a time of the unknown.

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A Special Visit in Spring

by: Lyndell Campbell-Requia

It was great to have Doctor Carol Potratz with us in Brazil for a month. She has been my long-term mentor since I started in ministry, so what a joy it was to share all that is happening in Brazil.

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Halfway Already!

by: Ian Smith

November began with an unexpected visit to Bucharest to visit the Canadian Embassy. Karen and I received our Romanian identity cards with relative ease, but it was far more difficult for Nathan and Kendra.

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I Can See and Hear You Better

by: Maureen Moody

Standing behind the scratched plexiglass shield, I could see a less-than-ideal image of the cashier. Her “Bonjour” sounded muffled and unfriendly.

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“So, We Keep Going.”

by: Gary Clatterbuck

We as a family were able to be together during Christmas and New Years’ time. Joy and I traveled to Switzerland to be with our daughter and her husband.

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