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500

by: Gary Clatterbuck

Five hundred. A significant number in the Ukraine ministry with Odessa Seminary.

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So. Exhausted.

by: Kristi TenClay

There really isn’t any other way to say it. I am exhausted. As we move into this final month of school, my lists seem to be longer than ever.

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Update on Ukraine and Russia Ministry

by: Gary Clatterbuck

I hope to soon be meeting with the head of Odesa Seminary. He is hoping to visit in the USA in May.

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Thankfulness

by: Paul and Melissa Ewing

Hosanna! Easter celebrations are behind us, but we hope that you were able to pause and take time to praise our Father who made a path for our salvation.

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Paradoxically, Building Is Ongoing

by: Walter & Florence Grob

Since late 2016, English Cameroon has been enduring a socio-political crisis. In Bamenda, where I live, the effects have included the migration of many out of the city.

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Transition

by: Dennis & Nancy Palmer

We have been back in the US since early March and are completing our final church visits, which we began last summer and fall. We will be retiring as NAB missionaries at the end of June.

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Fellowship

by: Shan Reed

Fellowship is an important part of our lives as Jesus followers. It is a place for us to share our joys and sorrows, to encourage and teach one another.

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Resurrection Hope

by: Yuri Nakano

I am thankful for the hope we have in Christ, because at the cross, He showed us victory over death and sin. Because Christ lives, we have resurrection hope!

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Making Headway

by: Jeff & Sonya Kilmartin

Last newsletter we were coming up to a week of leadership training with LRPG leaders from Nigeria and Cameroon. We had a wonderful time together.

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A Tale of Two Patients

by: Julie Stone

Despite the challenges of travel created by the sociopolitical situation, patients are still coming for care – albeit not in the large numbers seen in former years.

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