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A New Spin on an Old Christmas Favorite
The Night Before Christmas by Dave Hilt 1984 ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all thru the jungles, A gentle rain falling, the bush lizards calling. The dense jungle sang with a soft lullaby, No hope for the lost, they’re left here to die. The young and the old, the brave […]
We’re Still Alive!
In case some of you have been wondering we are still alive. We’ve just been keeping our heads down as the dust settles from the chaos of furlough preparations and planning. Home assignment has presented its own set of challenges that have at times seemed a bit overwhelming. Coming from the Third world to the First […]
Tentative Timeline
Here’s a quick overview of our tentative plans for these next several months: December – CLA (culture and language aquisition) January – documents, conference, and workshop February through June – CLA July – back to the States for a year of home assignment and catching up with you all! Thank you so much for your […]
Flying back!
After being in town for a month so Jevon and I could get a series of rabies vaccines – just a standard precaution after the tapir bites – we are so glad to be heading back to the tribe! We are super thankful to God for the new NTM plane based here in town, and […]
Larissa
Larissa Larraine is six months old, and we figure its about time she made her appearance on our blog! She’s a little bundle of energy – enough to keep the whole family employed chasing after her to keep her out of trouble. But when her little knees get tired from crawling all over her big […]
Finally, we arrived here well!!! (English and Korean Letter)
The Kims Update in November Praise the Lord! We arrived here safely in the last Tuesday night. The trip was long; it went smoothly. We are very grateful that God has brought us here to reflect His love and grace toward the precious people surrounding us. Thank you for your prayers. We have […]
Cupcake Fail and Rotting Rats
It’s 9:00pm, I just walked my coworker home just in case the drunk guys out on the trail between our houses were still there. It turns out they had moved on and she was able to walk to her house under the light of the full moon by herself, letting herself into her house in […]
A Few Things We Are Thankful For Today
Many families have an excellent Thanksgiving holiday tradition, as they are gathered around the Thanksgiving feast, of sharing with each other what they are thankful for. There are no other Americans within many miles of us here (and, by the way, no turkeys or hams or cranberry sauce either!), so we’ll take this opportunity to […]
Thankful for Ambulance Service
In our ministry among the Landumas, occasionally we are called upon to evacuate a patient with a medical emergency to the nearest hospital, in the city 50 minutes’ drive away. All too often these must be done late at night. But late night ambulance runs are one of my (Kirk’s) least favorite things I do […]
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