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A Blog Post

A Blog Post

January 26, 2018

I figure if I start with an uninspiring title, then it’s much harder to be disappointed by the content of the post.  But if I throw out a catchy click-bait title and the post does not live up to its name, then disappointment abounds.  So now that I have set the bar as low as […]
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An opportunity to bless

An opportunity to bless

November 13, 2017

We’d like to give you an opportunity to be a blessing, through giving, to us and our teammates.  We have decided to have a VSAT dish installed next to our houses in the tribe which will provide reliable and relatively fast internet from the midst of the jungle in Papua New Guinea.  The current service […]
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A Short Update

A Short Update

November 17, 2016

Hey everybody. I thought I should write an update for those of you who were praying for my doctor visit. It went really well! Thanks for praying. The doctor (Chris calls him GI Jeff!) was good about listening to our ideas and trying to understand our situation, and he is willing to continue to communicate […]
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The Circuit

The Circuit

March 3, 2016

We wanted to let you know where we will be sharing, and when, so if you would like to come hear about what God has been doing in our lives and the work He has done in Papua New Guinea, you can plan accordingly.  Also, we want to let you know we are available and […]
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A Shocking Development

A Shocking Development

March 12, 2015

It was an ordinary day in the jungle of Papua New Guinea. The tourist attracting birds were screeching, the child eating bugs were chirping, and the locals were gathered on the white man’s porch. The white man, an American named Chris, was working furiously in his office alongside a translation consultant and three local helpers, […]
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Two Kinds of Wind

Two Kinds of Wind

February 26, 2015

The seasons are changing here in Pal. We are transitioning out of rainy season into slightly-less-rainy season. And you know it’s true because the wind has changed. For most of the year we get a nice breeze up the valley on one side of our ridge that keeps us cool when the sun is shining […]
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R & R

R & R

January 26, 2015

Drinking pop, eating ice cream, reading the kindle while the kids play in the pool. . . this is the life. We are on break and enjoying some rest and relaxation. Half our time is getting filled with seeing the dentist, supply buying, and doctor check-ups, but the other half is all r & r. […]
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Happy New Year

Happy New Year

January 16, 2015

As we have entered a new year (17 days ago), it is time to update you on what is happening in our lives and on what God is doing here in the Pal tribe. We passed the three year mark of being in PNG and now we’re less than a year away from furlough. It […]
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Immunization Day

Immunization Day

December 17, 2014

In one day two nurses flew in with a couple totes of medicines and we immunized 550 Pal people.  The Pal people came from near and far, some hiking many hours to get here, but our supplies never ran out and we were able to immunize every person that came. The helicopter arrived around 8am […]
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Done with Phase 1

Done with Phase 1

November 14, 2014

The last lesson has been taught. On Wednesday we shared with them that Jesus went back to heaven after God raised him from the dead, and that he is going to come back again someday. It was the last in a long line of Gospel lessons we’ve been teaching every day since August, and God […]
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