This spring we had the privilege of connecting with many partnering churches. Our travels brought us through four time zones and all kinds of weather, ranging from hot sun to blowing snow. One travel day we got both of those conditions within a span of a few hours!
Continue ReadingIf you’ve been reading our newsletter over the past five years, you know that the ongoing war in the two Anglophone regions of Cameroon continues to negatively impact the church and society.
Continue ReadingRestive – stubbornly resisting control (Webster’s Dictionary). Up until a couple of years ago, the word restive was not part of my vocabulary. I did not know its meaning and did not use the word in any form of communication. However, as I started to hear my part of Cameroon (the English side) being called restive, I was inspired to learn the word.
Continue ReadingThank you for all your prayers, care, and messages for us in light of all that is happening here in Eastern Europe, and specifically in Ukraine. We apologize that our response time has been slow to those who have reached out – we have been trying to get a handle on the situation.
Continue ReadingWe pray the message of God’s love would saturate their hearts. It was wonderful to watch the youth share the Easter story with the kids who attended and lead a worship song. It is great joy seeing the younger generation take an active participation in leading service. Pray for them as they work out their faith and serve in the church.
Continue ReadingAfter four months on home assignment, we are arriving in Brazil on May 4. Soon I will be back into my more regular routine and meeting with my students once again! I am looking forward to connecting with my Kairos students and having in-person classes during the fall semestre (August to November). The Kairos Project continues to grow, and we are in the process of adding another academic mentor.
Continue ReadingHappy spring! We hope you are all enjoying some time outside these days. We are certainly enjoying the warmer weather and the beautiful spring landscape here in Romania.
Continue ReadingMexico represents a very special place in the Schmor family’s heart, especially in relation to our work in international missions through the years. Let me explain a bit more. . .
Continue ReadingLately, God has been reminding us to look beyond and rise above setbacks. How? By counting His blessings! And indeed, there are times when God gives more than what we ask for or even think of.
Continue ReadingGreetings from a small village on the Mambilla Plateau, Nigeria. I (Jeff) have been in Gembu, Nigeria, for the past several weeks, teaching in the Mambilla Baptist Theological Seminary down in the small village of Mbu.
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