The Upside of Change

December 27, 2014

We have now been in Mexico for just over a month. In some ways it feels like it has flown by and in others it feels like it has been a lifetime. This past month has been filled with the new adventures and challenges common to transitioning into life in another country. It has also […]

Across the Border & Beyond

December 6, 2014

We thought we would just share some pictures in this blog of our trip across the border and down into Mexico. I will offer a little bit of explanation here and there but we mostly want you to enjoy the pictures. Heading up and over the mountains from El Paso to get to the Border […]

What’s in a Name?

December 6, 2014

It’s obvious to just about anyone who thinks about it for a few seconds that when you leave the United States and transplant yourself into a new country & culture, a lot about what you know is about to change. What may not be so quickly obvious is that even what the people in this […]

So… What are We Going to Do in Mexico, Anyways?

October 7, 2014

As we make preparations for our move down to Mexico, we wanted to take some time to express to you our vision and plans for our new work down in Mexico. While our location for ministry has changed, much of who we are and what we are all about has not changed. In the same […]

Our Daunting Privilege

September 26, 2014

“Oh but Beth! Isn’t all this just daunting?!” I smiled as I heard a sweet friend’s genuine sentiment in response to discussing our family’s future in ministry and all that it has involved and will continue to involve. No one had expressed it in quite that way before and I appreciated the way she, a […]

We Need Wheels!

August 11, 2014

One of our biggest needs for our move to Mexico is a vehicle! We are looking to purchase a used, yet reliable family-sized vehicle with around or under 100,000 miles on it. After exploring around the internet, we are estimating somewhere between $8,000-$10,000 for this purchase. If you want to be a part of seeing […]

Heading South…of the Border!

July 31, 2014

Its been over two months since we officially resigned from our work among the Tigak in Papua New Guinea. This transition has felt like a lifetime as it has been one of the most challenging things we have ever faced. We loved the Tigak, had great fellowship with our co-workers and felt confident that we […]