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The “Just-a-Seck” Times: November 2023
Today, as I sit writing this letter in the MEK Hungary office in Hatvan, it is All Saints Day, a holiday here in Hungary. On this day, many Hungarians visit the graves of their family ancestors.
Continue ReadingSpring Showers
Brandon once wrote a book about baptism called Waters of Promise, and in it he recalled all the things water can do, including how it can cleanse, refresh, drown, and sometimes even overwhelm.
Continue ReadingNew Works
In September, we took a team from a Christ-centered recovery ministry called Most Excellent Way to Argentina and Brazil.
Continue ReadingFruitful Fall
It is fall, which means school year ministries have begun! There was a little break between summer camp ministry and fall kickoff, but not much.
Continue ReadingSimple Tools in the Hands of a Master
If you have ever watched a master craftsman at work, you’d quickly identify the rhythm and beauty of their movements.
Continue ReadingWhere There’s a Will, There’s a Way!
These last 2 and a half months were probably some of the hardest months, and yet months of many blessings in ministry. We have been in a lockdown of roads and market for most of them.
Continue ReadingFull Speed Ahead!
We’ve been constantly amazed at the “new things” that God has been doing in our midst during these last few months. Our jaws have been literally dropping.
Continue ReadingFaithful
This quarter has been filled with reminders of God’s faithfulness. I realized that I have used this theme before and found that it was one year ago in my August 2022 newsletter!
Continue ReadingFaithful Peace
Thirty years of marriage; 22 years of living in Japan; 17 years of living in the same house. It has been a mentally, emotional, spiritually, and physically tiring time in Japan.
Continue ReadingTogetherness
I am sure that what I am going to share is a tension that most of you wrestle with too. How do we balance work, family life, and ministry?
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