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Health Update

Health Update

A few weeks ago we wrote about God orchestrating our lives in the big things and little things… and we saw him do this over and over again in travels and in Brisbane as we made multiple trips to the hospital with Naomi. Thank you for praying for us! God answered so many prayers… On […]
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Why do I care?

Why do I care?

Do you see the picture above?  Can you tell what it’s a picture of?  If any of you have worked with a/v, you may recognize the top part as being sound waves, and you’d be right. The one on the left is the sound wave of a speaker saying the noun version of the word […]
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Down to Cairns

Down to Cairns

Cairns Wouldn’t it be so nice to drive 20 minutes to see an ENT (Ear, Nose, Threat specialist)?  For us, that means flying to Australia – taking 2 flights and probably an overnight on the way.  The ends of the earth take a while to get to – and from. Yes, Aaron has to go […]
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Packing and Moving

Packing and Moving

Last month, we went to Singapore for a check-up with Alisha’s doctor since it had been 7 months since we’d been there (we were supposed to do an appointment after 3 months). Her original diagnosis was asthma, but although Alisha’s breathing improved some, we were still unsure whether it was really asthma. This time, after […]
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Gerai Audio Bible Recording Project:

Gerai Audio Bible Recording Project:

“Everything but the kitchen sink,” I believe are the English words that describe our activity here yesterday! It was exciting and I missed getting even one picture to help pass on to you our prayer team what took place. Early in the morning I phoned the Gerai tribal recording team to see if they were […]
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In Memory Of

In Memory Of

This morning we received the news that Edmund, one of our church leaders, has passed away.  Cancer won over his body but not his soul.  We rest in the comfort that Edmund loved Jesus Christ and believed in Him as his Savior. To us, Edmund was a friend, a brother in the Lord, and a […]
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Why did little Maria die?

Why did little Maria die?

“It’s pretty cool learning how another culture thinks and acts,” Andrew Ferguson told me. “Until it costs the life of a child.” Maria, like many children in the Tepehuan village where the Fergusons lived, caught a bug that was going around. But unlike others, Maria did not get better. Maria probably would have recovered if […]
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June 12, 2018 “Why have I come all this way just to deal with the ordinary?” Recently I was watching a TV show, a reality show in which women from England go and spend about a month in a tribal location somewhere in the world to see what it is like.  In one episode, the […]
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Greetings from Warm and Wet Florida!

Greetings from Warm and Wet Florida!

Warm Greetings from warm and wet Florida! Our days have been flying by.  I apologize for a late letter this month!  We have been travelling to Fort Lauderdale weekly, helping care for Mom and Dad.   Dad’s bedsore is improving, and we wait in hope for his strength to return, and that he will be sitting […]
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