Tag: Ethnos360

One of the boys’ favorite books is “Wild About You,” a sweet story about a tree kangaroo and a panda bear couple who each adopt a baby animal from a different species to raise them as their own. The last lines of the book read, “Every kid needs a family, we know that it’s true. […]

Dear Diary, Just another day in Oklahoma. Since we’ve come here, we have not had any proper bath, although we play in the dirt and eat messy things all the time. I guess Mami and Daddy are too lazy to fill up our “bathtub” (= plastic bin) with warm water, so all they do is […]

  The stats: 8 weeks. 4 people. 1 room. 20 beds. 0 windows. Welcome home! This past Friday, we drove to Cookson, Oklahoma, with a car-load full of kids and baggage and only a vague idea of what lay ahead to start our 2-month linguistic practicum studying the Cherokee language. We spent the first evening […]

  Got questions?!? Over the course of our summer travels, there were some questions we were asked quite often. So if you’re one of the people who wanted to ask those questions but never got around to it, or have questions about the missionary life but don’t even know where to start asking… this post […]

        Judah + his Papa. These pictures don’t need any words :). Happy Friday!