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Shari’s Greece Trip Summary What an amazing time our team had in Greece last month. We were able to hold the first two days of refugee family camp in the shade of an olive grove. I had taken my ukulele, and another team member had taken his guitar, so we were able to play and sing […]

Big News! We finally received approval for our permanent visas! I can hardly believe it. This is a milestone we’ve been working toward for seven long years, and we are so thankful to see God bring us to this point. It will be such a relief to finally have those cards in our hands. Later […]

How many combined years have the “retired” residents of The Homes served the Lord as missionaries?  You guessed it, 5,433 years (give or take a few)!  Of the more than 130 retired missionaries living at The Homes, some served the Lord as church planters, some as language teachers, some as translators, some as Bible School […]

I’ve had a few different “parties” (aka workshops) lately – one on discourse analysis in Guinea, and one on tone here in My Language. Read on below to find out more! Party 1 – Discourse Analysis in Guinea “The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy.” Psalm 126:3 Thank you for your […]

JUNE 22, 2026“Look! The virgin will conceive a child! She will give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel, which means, ‘God is with us.’” -Matt.1:23 In the 1987 movie “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles,” executive Neal Page goes on a journey that takes him on trains, cars, trucks, and buses, and everything […]

School is out and Chris has spent the last three weeks in the bush. The girls and I joined him for the first week, and then we came back to town and worked on moving. Again! It was our fifth move in the past 12 months, and we are all looking forward to being settled […]