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Have you ever seen an old man hunched over?  It’s as if he is carrying a heavy burden, but there is nothing on his shoulders.  Many of our residents at The Homes are like this man.  They stand tall on the outside, but they are hunched over inside with many burdens. “How are you doing […]

AUGUST 30, 2026 “And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.” The Trampoline of Theseus Yesterday as I tied on the new trampoline cover and duct taped the old netting to the poles, I […]

It’s back-to-school season! The girls are already in their fifth week of classes, and the boys have started a new semester at Liberty after arriving early to help the new MKs acclimatize to college. Chris and I are the dorm parents for this year, so the house is full again with the addition of five […]

New School Year Ramping Up! We are thrilled to be a part of reaching the unreached by training missionaries here at Ethnos360 Bible Institute.  You pray for and financially support us so that the world can be reached.  Thank you for allowing God to use you in this way! EBI Student Leaders Stacy’s new team […]

It is most definitely the dog days of summer here in Texas. We broke a record high yesterday (108!) and it is too hot to do much of anything outside. And yet, we’re also already four weeks into the school year at Numonohi. So, I suppose that puts us in the dog days of school? […]

Dear PRAYing family and friends, It was wonderful to celebrate Mom and Dad last month, remembering the 67 years they have been married! Thanks to all who sent special notes to them. Each and every note was appreciated. We are planning yet another small celebration on the 1st of September, a neighborhood birthday party! All […]

Two years ago I bought a banana tree and planted it.  A cute little thing.  It grew bigger, and last year I got to eat and share its abundant crop.  Banana trees only produce fruit once, and after that you cut down the tree.  But as the trees are growing, they are also producing little […]

He would read very haltingly, having to start over. What caught our attention was that he could read the Bible better in Spanish than in Ko’revajʉ.

After a long, but mostly uneventful trip from PNG across Australia and across the Pacific, I arrived back in the USA around the end of May. I had a couple of weeks to unwind, then moved right into my new home and new ministry role at the Homes of Ethnos 360 in Sanford, Florida. The […]

Greetings! It has been awhile since we have emailed an update and we trust that you are doing well as we move through the summer of 2026. As many of your know there are currently many forest fires in the Pacific Northwest with resultant poor air quality. Apart from the smoke we are doing ok […]