What a week of b-b-b-blessings we have enjoyed during our first days back in the States . . . Rejoice with us that Verlin’s surgery transpired with no complications!
What a week of b-b-b-blessings we have enjoyed during our first days back in the States . . . Rejoice with us that Verlin’s surgery transpired with no complications!
…it is an excellent time to reflect on the thousands of conveniently inconvenient situations our own moms endured and the worries they shouldered for our good…
Our First Week in Cambodia It took twenty-six hours of flight time, 14 suitcases, six carry-ons, two car seats, two layovers, one stroller, one pack-and-play and a few meltdowns, but we made it to Cambodia! We have had an incredible group of people here on the ground who have bent
On Wednesday, a most thought-provoking event happened. Debbie heard a ruckus from across the street, about 50 feet from our courtyard. When she checked with our co-worker for details, he casually explained that a man was being beaten and cut with razor blades by . . .
While Verlin traveled to and now travels within Ghana, Debbie deals with a dusty heap of empty boxes, among many other containers covered in rodent droppings after long years of storage! She . . .
It amazes us what can happen in a mind, a life, a family, or a meeting place when people sing to the Lord. A holy hush, a joyful crescendo, a grateful chorus — it changes life experiences when we obey the Lord’s command!! In a world filled with . . .
. . . details from the life of Jesus resonate with us witnessing in Africa. Part of it is simply the hassle of travel troubles on less developed country roads. Specifically, in Cote d’Ivoire, we prepare adequate
A group of living stones gathered to learn their role as priests for others and thereby declare God’s glory to the clueless and faithless living in Liberia last week. Living as water-giving stones for Jesus intertwined as a sub-theme for . . .
Debbie arrived to see an unwelcome sight at our homestead in Cookeville. Weeds had overtaken our driveway. Some had thick stems over three feet tall! . . . Our lives incur high costs when we do not deal with …