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Greetings from the countryside!

Khmer Scarecrows


Khmer Scarecrows

Khmer-style scarecrow in the fornt yard of a countryside home

Radio Broadcast to Cuba Starts!



Have you wondered lately what you are doing for missions?

Well, as of March 8th, the people of Cuba began to receive our new, Christ-centered Spanish radio program.
When? Every Monday night from 9 p.m. to midnight
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Just ninety miles from South Florida, Cuba is a nation of souls hungering for the knowledge of Jesus and His saving grace. God has opened a new door to allow His message to be shared with this island nation. Our missionary, Rex Morgan has secured airtime that will reach an audience in Cuba now!

My 3×10 Experiment


For the past week I have been trying a little spiritual experiment. I don’t know about you, but I get pretty  overwhelmed with wanting to pray more, wanting to read my Bible more, and wanting to read other spiritual books more. More often than not it seems like I have to choose one, and then I feel a little incomplete without the others. (And, unfortunately, sometimes I don’t even choose one!)

So at the beginning of last week I came up with an idea to try and help manage my daily desire for something more. I decided to take a thirty minute block of time for a specific spiritual focus and divide it into three parts: Bible, Book, and Prayer. I spend ten minutes reading my Bible, ten minutes reading another spiritual book (right now I’m reading C.S. Lewis’ The Weight of Glory), and then ten solid minutes of praying.

New Baby - New Christian, all in one day!!!


Today Tana hosted the ladies breakfast at our home, it was a good time to see the ladies come to be together, and since Jedda's family in in town they blessed each other with their visit. It was a time to share good food, and good stories. Also, we found out that Jazmin had an emergency and was in the hospital all night. And they had their car towed so we dealt with that after our men's meeting at church.

Kia Ora (w/o the video) - #6


Kia Ora Everyone!!!

How is everything going with all of you? We are well and enjoying the last couple weeks of the summer. Last year's summer felt a bit more toasty than this year's, so we are definitely thankful for the change. And considering that our houses turn into saunas in the summer heat here we are always thankful for a little relief.

I'm also curious whether or not it counts in New Zealand....the whole "in like a lion, out like a lamb" saying regarding March. Because, If so, April may not be a pleasant month with how tame March has been. I hope it doesn't apply to ministry either!

Speaking of....

February saw our 2010 kick-off to both the Ice Box and Parents' Night Out. Being the short month that it is (no offense to February) it is really amazing that we made it through alive. So much planning, so many activities.....in so little time. By the way, have you ever met someone named February?

Pictures From The Kids’ Cafe


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It’d been quite a while since I’d picked up my camera so I decided to take it with my to the Kids’ Cafe yesterday. The kids are always so funny when I bring out the camera because they always act camera shy when in fact it’s quite the opposite. I decided to shoot black and white within the camera itself, so what you see below is straight out of the camera (except for the logo, of course).

I want to always remember these kids. I want to remember their personalities. I want to remember our struggles and our victories with them. I’m thankful to God to be able to work with these kids and I pray that somehow our two hours a day with them will make an eternal difference in their lives.white space

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A Little YouTube Smile


I saw this kid for the first time yesterday and could not stop laughing. He is adorable, funny, and extremely talented.

Just thought I’d share…

Multi-Church Gathering Yesterday


Yesterday we enjoyed being with good friends.  As commonly happens on the 1st Sunday of the month, members from several of the house churches gathered for an afternoon of worship, fellowship and fun.  This month’s gathering was hosted by the church that lives and meets here in Colonia Mariano Otero.  We gathered in the carport and patio of the Zendejas sisters—and spilled over into our house across the street.