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PROPHESIES

PROPHESIES

June 1, 2011

Last week we displayed a row of the many prophesies found in the Old Testament that foretold of the coming Redeemer. Now, as the teaching unfolds, one at a time, we write in the New Testament passages that fulfill each prophesy. This provides a visual for them to follow along and see that Christ has […]
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MACHINES ANYONE?

MACHINES ANYONE?

June 1, 2011

Following the teaching, a crowd quickly gathers around Phil as he pulls out the mp3 players that are available and the check-out list! “I want a big one!” “I want a small one.” Everyone clamors for their “machine” (as they call them) to take home. It is a little chaotic until the machines run out. […]
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WEEK 12 UPDATE

WEEK 12 UPDATE

May 21, 2011

This Past Week: To say the least these are busy days for us. Between lesson preparation, translation and the constant interruptions that life brings we find ourselves clinging to Him daily: His faithful grace and strength overwhelms and sustains even the crazy days! Praise the Lord, Phil hasn’t come down with the cold that has […]
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MORE MEGAVOICE PLAYERS

MORE MEGAVOICE PLAYERS

May 14, 2011

We praise the Lord that in the last 2 weeks we have received another shipment of Megavoice players. This brings the number of Megavoice players to 36 with more on the way. (Thank you to the Junior Class of the NTM Bible School in Waukesha, WI who raised the money for this particular group of […]
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WEEK 11 UPDATE

WEEK 11 UPDATE

May 14, 2011

We started up our teaching program again after a week of break with our 38th lesson. Monday there were a number of funerals in the village so we used the time to do a review with the few people that showed up. On Tuesday we started in earnest with a lesson on the tabernacle. Wednesday […]
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FELT NEEDS

FELT NEEDS

May 9, 2011

There is a lot of talk about “felt needs” in mission work. All people have needs but some needs are “felt” more than others. For instance, hearing about what the Savior did for us is our biggest need as humans, but not very many people “feel” that need. Most people don’t know they need a […]
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REVIEW DAY

REVIEW DAY

May 9, 2011

The teaching session on our first day back from our break didn’t happen. There were two funerals in the village that coincided with our meeting so a lot of people didn’t come. A few people did show up so we decided to do a review day. Instead of teaching the lesson that was scheduled we […]
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HOME AGAIN

HOME AGAIN

May 8, 2011

We arrived home safely after a little more than a week of break. Praise the Lord we had a good relaxing week and we are ready to get back into the routine of teaching lessons again. There is a lot of hard work in front of us as we start into the second half of […]
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BEING BLESSED

BEING BLESSED

May 8, 2011

We only spent a few days in town, during which time we had lots of meetings. We didn’t have much time to do any errands or do any purchasing for our next few months in the village. I (Phil) never stepped foot in a store the whole time I was in town. All our supplies […]
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND COUNTING…

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND COUNTING…

May 8, 2011

When we were in town Callie was able to celebrate her birthday….again. Since she was able to have so many friends around we decided to celebrate again. This was her third (and final) party.
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