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Full Tummies …

Full Tummies …

Our Food Service team is the best! They put in long hours to minister to student and staff alike.  They are adaptable and accommodating to dietary needs and work around class and work schedules too! They serve yummy meals (veggies and salads included) and desserts that entice second helpings. And they do it all with […]
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An easy to watch recap of our 2025 ministry

An easy to watch recap of our 2025 ministry

We know we frequently share about our lives as a family, the challenges, the needs, the joys, and answered prayer. Those are oftentimes the loudest things in our life. But we think you know that our lives are shaped around a huge job, playing our part in reaching the unreached, the communities of people who […]
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Royal Volunteers

Royal Volunteers

Here at The Homes of Ethnos360, an R.V. isn’t just a home on wheels, but also a Royal Volunteer.  These precious volunteers come from dozens of different states and even from Canada, many of them traveling with their RVs (home on wheels). These Royal Volunteers come, work alongside the staff, and serve the Lord by […]
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Duty of Care

Duty of Care

Opening Discussion: What pictures comes to mind when I talk about Duty of Care? Duty of Care – Defined Biblically 1 Peter 5:1-4 And now, a word to you who are elders in the churches. I, too, am an elder and a witness to the sufferings of Christ. And I, too, will share in his […]
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Not Against Flesh and Blood

Not Against Flesh and Blood

At 5 am on New Year’s Day we boarded our first flight back to PNG, leaving both boys behind this time. We arrived on Saturday afternoon, and within 24 hours I had developed a fever that would eventually get up to 104 and render me useless for the next week. I spent the first week […]
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March 2026 Blog Update- A Change in Ministries

March 2026 Blog Update- A Change in Ministries

Some big news everyone- I’m getting ready to change ministries.  I’m staying with Ethnos360 but will be doing so in the USA.  I’ve been asked to take on the role as bookkeeper for the Ethnos Retirement Homes in Sanford, FL.  It is one of those ministries that is essential but not necessarily ‘glamorous’ as far […]
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Short Month, Short Update

Short Month, Short Update

For as much as January seemed long, February seemed short, didn’t it? We are finishing up the third school term now. I find myself in a familiar place of striving to finish the current school year well while also planning for the next. I have had several encouraging conversations recently with teachers who are interested […]
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Miller Bars and Missions

Miller Bars and Missions

Supporting Tribal Church Planting in Papua New Guinea “We are pressed on every side by troubles, but we are not crushed. We are perplexed, but not driven to despair. We are hunted down, but never abandoned by God. We get knocked down, but we are not destroyed.” -2 Cor.4:8-9 I had a breakdown over scotcharoos […]
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Teamwork …

Teamwork …

Spring semester is here – I can hardly believe it! It always flies by in a blink of an eye.  It is fast paced and busy.  Public Speaking class will be taught twice this semester and I am, once again, critiquing speeches. I’m thankful that we do this in teams and not on our own.  […]
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3 Minute Update: Security

3 Minute Update: Security

Hey all – many of you have heard of the developing security situation in México. The leader of one of the more prominent cartels was confirmed dead after national operations, resulting in widespread unrest and disruptions. News on this issue has spread widely, and several of you have reached out to ask how we are […]
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