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Transitions and Goodbyes
Something that most international workers are told during orientation is to prepared for a life of “goodbyes.” We have come to experience and understand this well during the past 23 years.
Continue ReadingA Look Back While Planning Ahead
Currently in North America for an abbreviated Home Assignment, I’ve had the privilege of visiting many individuals and several churches. While there has not been sufficient time to visit all, my desire and intention is to connect with those missed in another two to three years.
Continue ReadingRe-Entry
Although we’ve been missionaries for nearly five years, there seem to always be more “firsts” for us to experience as a family.
Continue ReadingPacking, Sorting, and Organizing
We would like to take a moment to update you on what has been going on in our lives in the past month or so since we accepted the call to go to Romania for a year.
Continue ReadingNot in Vain
“Not in vain.” This statement summarizes the last few months for us as we evaluate the BCCL ministry over the decades and as we move forward.
Continue ReadingKingdom Feast
For the past month, we have been in full camp mode, seeing over 60 campers come out to Camp Falcon Rock each week. This year our theme for the camp was “Kingdom Feast,” looking at Jesus’s invitation to us to join him at the table.
Continue ReadingPraise G*d Together with Joyous Fellowship Moments
We are thankful to complete the quarantine in Edmonton after returning to Canada. At the time of writing, we are on a deputation trip across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.
Continue ReadingCelebrations and Seminars
We all enjoyed a celebration of thanksgiving as Komyo Church hosted a farewell party for Paul and Melissa Ewing (and son Elijah) for their faithful ministry in planting the church and raising it up to where it is today.
Continue ReadingFor Such a Time as This
We have been in Yaoundé just over two months now. We live in a studio apartment on the ground floor of the building.
Continue ReadingG*d Never Stops Working
Lunar New Year is the most important festival of the nation. In tradition, people return to their hometowns from working places hundreds or thousands of miles away and celebrate with family members and beloved ones.
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