Update on Jack’s Health

April 16, 2018

Jack was born with a deficiency in his immune system. Think of it like he is missing part of it. He was born with the inability to produce ‘Immunoglobulin-a’, part of the immune system that affects his respiratory and GI systems. We’ve known this for the last few years and been able to manage this […]

Ethnos360 Aviation Expo

February 18, 2018

Our team here at Ethnos360 Aviation is gearing up for Expo. It’s this Saturday, February 24th. Jeff and I will be involved in selling tickets for helicopter rides or plane rides. There will be an opportunity to walk through a village and learn some language, see aircraft on display, take a ride, have some lunch […]

The fidelity of God giving me health and saving my life.

November 14, 2017

“Those who know your name trust in you, for you, Lord, have never forsaken those who seek you” Psalm 9:10 The struggle with Nancy’s health has been a time of trial for us. The doctors had to make an intervention in my heart to solve a problem of arrhythmias, that has been caused by my autoimmune […]

The Speed of Life

October 27, 2017

Earlier this year, the Ethnos360 Home Office team all moved from the office spaces we’d all occupied since 1978 into new space, a mile deeper into downtown Sanford. To move a huge team of 200+ support personnel into new offices is huge, but we one-upped that! Our Communications and Marketing team led our organization through […]

Snorkeling or Suffocating (Guest Post)

June 23, 2017

This is a guest post by Matt and Karissa Long. The difference between the two is just a little plastic tube. Recently I (Karissa) got the opportunity to go snorkeling in the ocean. I got to see beautiful coral reefs and fish I’d only seen in aquariums. It was an experience, but I can’t say […]

Capital City Trip

June 10, 2017

Here’s just a few random pictures from our trip to the capital city. I usually don’t like trips because they are usually just chaotic, but this one was different. I asked God to change my perspective during it, and He did just that. A lot the work came with adjusting my expectations vs actual reality. […]

Mother’s Day

May 14, 2017

What did you do for Mother’s Day? Sharon had a great day with the kids and our family. We celebrated her love, dedication, and commitment to our family and to our ministry by spending time with our own mothers and reflecting on their hard work and commitment to to the families they serve. During church, […]

The Most Tenacious Missionary

May 13, 2017

My mom isn’t the first missionary I met. But she is one of the most tenacious missionaries I know.

Last Month in Pictures

April 17, 2017

As I mentioned in our update letter, we’d have a video here and quite a few pictures to share with ya’ll! The last 2 months have been a time of adjustment and learning for our family. Most of the pictures speak for themselves, so I’ll let them do what they do best! Aute is our […]

Our first week or so in Papua New Guinea

March 4, 2017

Wow! What a week! Or well uh, two weeks now. Part of us feels like we just stepped (stumbled, tripped, fell..) out of the plane yesterday while part of us feels like we’ve been here some time already. For those who don’t know, we got to fly in one of NTMA’s (New Tribes Mission Aviation) […]