We’ve been on furlough in the U.S. for a few weeks. It’s been great, but already I find myself needing to reassure my future self.
Recently, we had new grass put in our yard, and have spent many days giving it the loving care it’s been denied for so long.
I in them and You in Me—so that they may be brought to complete unity. Then the world will know that You sent Me and
Since joining MAF we have learned that a missionary’s life is one of constant transition. Initially, we thought it was a transition from one career
Life is never boring here. We never go long without some new, and oftentimes, uncomfortable experience. You know the kind that I’m talking about: the
Wait for the LORD; be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the LORD!” Psalm 27:14 I don’t know about you, but generally
Within the first few days of arriving in Papua, I witnessed an act of kindness that would be the first of many experienced here. After
I first met Ibu Lina the day she showed up at our house for an interview to be our house helper. An extremely meek, sweet-faced
Nelson, one of our workers at the hangar, had his motorcycle stolen while at church last week. When asked if he was upset, he said,
