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Work With The Church in Japan
Thank you for praying for our Christmas season and activities at the church. As we faithfully serve those that participate in the various activities…
Continue ReadingSummer in Brazil
Greetings from Porto “Forno” Alegre. In Portuguese “forno” is the word for oven, so this nickname is a running joke all summer.
Continue ReadingA Busy Time in Ministry
Greetings from Banyo, where the returning clouds are telling us rainy season is just around the bend (about a month or so away now, depending…
Continue ReadingLet it SNOW!
We are living in a winter wonderland these days! The snow just keeps on falling with no end in sight. The camp has been overtaken by it!
Continue ReadingHome Assignment Travels
Through various weather conditions we have been able to continue visiting supporting churches, appreciating their partnership and reporting on the last 4-year term in Cameroon.
Continue ReadingSo, What Will We Do When We Get Back to Hungary?
Jeannie and I will arrive back in Hungary on March 1, but we will just be dropping our bags. On March 3 we fly to Tirana, Albania.
Continue ReadingThe NAB at Urbana 2018
After more than a decade the North American Baptist International Missions team returned to Urbana, InterVarsity’s triennial gathering for missions.
Continue ReadingOdessa Seminary Update
Odessa Seminary is experiencing leadership transitions. They also face many financial difficulties while at the same time…
Continue ReadingOur God Is Greater
We serve a God who is greater than the worst this world has to offer and can wipe away the most jagged of scars. . . a God who left the glory of heaven to walk among us and experience the suffering and loss of this world . . . a God who IS and CAN DO ‘immeasureably more than all we ask or imagine.’ (Eph 3:20) As we enter into this season of Thanksgiving and approach Advent, take a couple minutes to think about that.
Continue ReadingA World of Acronyms
The world of missions is full of acronyms and Cameroon is certainly no different.
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