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3 October, 2012 by Lisa Hatton

on their way back to PNG

September saw our son Benjamin and family return to PNG after spending five months with me helping me to adjust and learn to do a lot of things without James.

Benjamin has been on a survey with the other guys on their team, they just returned to their wives and kids after a week of grueling hiking which has moved them forward to their goal of moving into a new tribal location within the next months, to begin church planting in a new language group.

they are in a refugee camp in South Sudan

While Benjamin was off hiking in the PNG jungle Isaac and Camille went to South Sudan to volunteer in a refugee camp during their vacation time from university in Israel.  Isaac is studying to be a doctor and Camille a midwife, they are both having considerable experience right now at the camp helping out with surgeries and delivering babies.

Here at NTBI Jackson we just enjoyed a banquet to celebrate 40 years in the community.  I continue to build relationships with the married students to encourage them in their walk with the Lord and training for missions. And I am thankful to have family here as we continue to learn to live without James while running the race set before us, looking unto Jesus.

 

 

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