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Charity’s Newsletter

Charity’s Newsletter

February 7, 2010

Dear Friends and Family, Wow this semester sure has gone by quickly and now we are already into a new semester! Christmas is already gone and the new year is now here. This means that I only have one more semester at New Tribes Bible Institute left until I graduate. Which means that I need […]
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Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

January 31, 2010

TIME Where has 2009 gone? Where has the decade gone? As time seems to pass so quickly, we are reminded of James 4:14, which says, “Why, you do not even know what will happen tomorrow. What is your life? You are a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes.” And as we […]
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New Year’s Resolutions & Blogs

New Year’s Resolutions & Blogs

January 31, 2010

In December of 2009 we made a resolution to be better communicators.  So, beginning in January of 2010 we are going to try to use this resource better and keep everyone better informed on what we are up to.
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More laborers

More laborers

November 20, 2006

There is still a big job to do here in Brazil (over 100 unreached tribes), let alone the rest of the world. Please pray for more laborers to help in the work yet to be done. Currently there are six tribes here in Brazil with needs for workers, as well as the many we hope […]
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Spiritual growth

Spiritual growth

November 20, 2006

It’s easy to get bogged down with the day-to-day work and forget to find our rest and refreshment in the Lord. Please pray that we will keep our hearts focused on the Lord and grow in our own spiritual lives as we continue to invest in others’ lives.
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Physical and emotional strength and stamina

Physical and emotional strength and stamina

November 20, 2006

Each day can be exhausting with “everyday living” plus the demands of our ministries. Melanie averages about a half day spent in ministry, plus meeting the needs of our family, while trying to keep her fibromyalgia stable. John averages very full workdays, ranging between 50-60 hours per week in ministry. The more tired we are […]
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Wisdom and love

Wisdom and love

November 20, 2006

With our many and varying responsibilities, we face many decisions and issues with our co-workers, the students, our own family and people in the community. Please pray for wisdom in every area and that God’s love will shine through us in all we do and say.
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Increased cost of living

Increased cost of living

November 20, 2006

Because the exchange rate of currencies is still low, prices here continue to rise, and our family continues to grow, it has been hard at times to meet all of our expenses. Please pray with us as we rest in God who meets our every need.
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Safety

Safety

November 20, 2006

We make monthly trips into the state’s capital, about a 1½-hour drive away, for our kids’ orthodontist appointments, shopping, etc., besides driving in our small rural town. Medical work we do in another city, which is about a 1-hour drive away. The driving is pretty crazy here with lots of trucks, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, pedestrians and […]
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November News

November News

November 20, 2006

Well, we’ve had a fun, eventful month since we last wrote. We celebrated Joshua’s 11th birthday, complete with a Lego cake that Melanie made.
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