{"id":120,"date":"2010-05-09T22:46:18","date_gmt":"2010-05-10T02:46:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.ethnos360.org\/jim-burdett\/?p=120"},"modified":"2010-05-09T22:46:18","modified_gmt":"2010-05-10T02:46:18","slug":"burdett-april-bulletin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.ethnos360.org\/jim-burdett\/2010\/05\/09\/burdett-april-bulletin\/","title":{"rendered":"Burdett April Bulletin"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Greetings from our minivan! We have<\/p>\n

traveled over 6,000 miles since we left California<\/p>\n

in February. We have had some meetings,<\/p>\n

a missionary conference, and have visited many<\/p>\n

friends and family. Indeed, we are enjoying our<\/p>\n

time and praise the Lord for safety as it seems<\/p>\n

that each furlough we notice how much worse<\/p>\n

the driving is out there on the road. Please pray<\/p>\n

for continued traveling safety on the roads and for more good<\/p>\n

meetings.<\/p>\n

We have not heard any news from the Dom. Please continue<\/p>\n

to pray for the Dom church. Some of our colleagues will be<\/p>\n

going to the Dom soon to pay our security guys and take dog food.<\/p>\n

Hopefully we will hear something soon.<\/p>\n

Recently someone broke into Mom and Dad\u2019s house in Lae<\/p>\n

early in the morning and took their four laptops, DVD player, wallets<\/p>\n

and I am not sure what else. We praise the Lord that they<\/p>\n

weren\u2019t hurt, but they are trying to get the revision of the Hamtai<\/p>\n

New Testament finished so that they can retire.and this is another<\/p>\n

setback for them. They have borrowed a few laptops and bought<\/p>\n

one so they are trying to get set up again. The security dog did bite<\/p>\n

the nose of the thief so this week when he is supposed to come<\/p>\n

into the hospital for additional help, a plain clothed policeman will<\/p>\n

be there.<\/p>\n

Our plans are to continue traveling until early August. God<\/p>\n

willing, we will return to Papua New Guinea by the end of August or<\/p>\n

early September. Sometime before then we need to apply for our<\/p>\n

Visa which is expired, but are waiting for word from PNG as to<\/p>\n

when we can apply.<\/p>\n

Both Heather and Brian have gotten jobs so we are thankful.<\/p>\n

Pray for Heather as her workload with school, work and other<\/p>\n

things is hard for her. She is wanting to be a Bio-Chem major to<\/p>\n

later become a doctor. Pray that Ilai can get a job. He has made it<\/p>\n

through one year of his 10 years of probation. He also needs a<\/p>\n

new place to live. Darren would like some additional work. He still<\/p>\n

is wanting to go to seminary in August in Louisville, Kentucky.<\/p>\n

Please pray with us for direction for each of them.<\/p>\n

Thank you so, so much for your prayers and support. God<\/p>\n

is good!<\/p>\n

Love,<\/p>\n

Jim and Judy Burdett<\/p>\n

Dom (dome) Tribe, Papua New Guinea<\/p>\n

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