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How Many Feet Does It Take to Wear Down a Path in the Rain Forest?
There are so many questions. There are so many hard questions. And there are so many questions without answers! Like how many ants does it take to change a flat path into an ant-sized super highway?
Continue ReadingEnd of One Era, Beginning of Another
Greetings from Cameroon! It has been a busy couple weeks, and I offer sincere apologies for being late with this newsletter. To answer the questions many of you have already asked – Yes, I am LOVING that I am NOT in charge!
Continue ReadingTo Be Captivated by Jesus
There is nothing like looking into the vastness of the night sky populated with millions of stars to experience the greatness and power of our God! Then you sense how tiny you are and how amazing God’s love and care for you are.
Continue ReadingRadiation Therapy for Cameroon
We are currently “On the Road.” Since we arrived in the USA in May, we’ve attended an international NAB missionary retreat and the NAB youth Gathering; seen most of our family, several retired missionaries, and other old friends; and given reports to eight NAB churches and the Southwestern Association of churches.
Continue ReadingBack in the Classroom
The beginning of August means the start of our second semester at the Seminary. I am looking forward to getting back in the classroom after home assignment.
Continue ReadingTransformed Lives
We are just coming off the camp season, and we are feeling so thankful for all of the great things that took place.
Continue ReadingGod’s Family
Komyo Church hosted a farewell party for us. Church members, English students, and friends came to bless us and send us off with love.
Continue ReadingGreat Is Thy Faithfulness
I grew up singing hymns. You know, the songs with four verses and a chorus in a red book found in the rack of the pew in front of you. In months with five Sundays, the evening service would include a hymn sing, with people calling out their favorites.
Continue ReadingNew Avenues for Ministry
In July, we were able to bring some leaders from a Christ-centered recovery ministry, The Most Excellent Way, to Campeche, Yucatán, Mexico. We visited two secular recovery centers, where Josh and Matthew shared their deliverance from using and selling drugs.
Continue ReadingTeaching, Coaching, Resting, Planning . . . And Trying to Stay Healthy
Greetings from Banyo, Cameroon, where I am enjoying/suffering being a bachelor again, along with my friend Suleymanu. His wife and children have gone to visit relatives in Nigeria, while mine has gone to do the same in Canada.
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