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Fire & Ice

Fire & Ice

Tomorrow, Bill is heading to our training center in Missouri where they teach our missionaries how to learn the language and culture of Unreached People Groups. He will take 3 days to update the staff there on the latest version of the CLA (Culture/Language Acquisition) program his team is developing. He’ll also be meeting with […]
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Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

We hope you had a great Christmas and a Happy New Year! It is hard to believe we are in a new decade. Ned & I both had birthdays and are enjoying senior discounts for Garrett’s basketball games. J I have been working on Ned’s trip to PNG in March and April. We have almost […]
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Christmas Up North

Christmas Up North

This is coming a little late…but Merry Christmas! Sorry for the silence, but it has been a busy season for us. But I am hoping this week to get a few post out for you. I wish I could share with you more about our trip up North. Perhaps sometime face to face we can […]
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On Their Way!

On Their Way!

On January 15th, four families that we helped train and equip here at the Missionary Training Center (MTC) will be heading to Papua New Guinea. Two of the couples were in our Training Team and we were able to mentor two couples during their time at the MTC. Pray for the Ames, LeBlancs, Weavers and […]
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The decorations are all put away…

The decorations are all put away…

The holidays are one of the busiest times of the year for the Guest House…and we LOVE it!!!There’s just so much to fill you in on. Thanksgiving had us able to host nine other folks besides our family.  Three are missionaries, two were folks from Mississippi visiting their kids who are the missionaries from Mexico, […]
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Thankful Thursday #2

Thankful Thursday #2

  I know this is late, it was a full week! I know I mentioned it last week, but I’m thankful for the 4 wheel drive being fixed on our truck. One of our co-workers broke down on her way to the village. Cameron drove out, and after not being able to fix it on […]
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Front Lines

Front Lines

Front Lines My (Aaron’s) grandfather “flew the hump” in Burma in WWII.  I think he was the radioman on the flight crew.  Of course, the missions were dangerous.  Fortunately, he was not one of the 1,600+ that went missing. It’s a good thing he wasn’t on the front lines. Come to think of it, what […]
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Full

Full

As you all know, December was a month . . . full of anticipation with the church dedication and Christmas program . . . full of uncertainty with Ginger’s health . . . and full of prayers and words of encouragement from you all through email.   As you might remember, Ginger was not able […]
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