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Tag Archives: holiday
His Rich Love Exceeds Our Praise
Come thou fount of ev’ry blessing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace. Streams of mercy never ceasing, Call for songs of loudest praise! Happy Thanksgiving! Today we planned to meet with our teammates for a Thanksgiving celebration, but we … Continue reading
Posted in Thankful Thursday, Weekly Report
Tagged holiday, ita vita african, LBI, Thankful Thursday, trials
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Beached Jellyfish
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Apol Zool 2, holiday, ita vita african, Wordless Wednesday
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Vacation? What Vacation?
Ladies, we don’t live in a goldfish bowl…I’m afraid it’s more like under the microscope. This quote came from a thought-provoking, humorous discussion I was in recently with other BMWs (Baptist Missionary Women) when a lady shared the criticisms her … Continue reading
Posted in Missional Monday
Tagged Apol Zool 2, holiday, ita vita african, Missional Monday
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Adventures with a Baobab
This tree was so neat. One side almost had steps you could walk up; and the other side hung down very low, almost touching the ground.
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
Tagged an African naturalist, holiday, ita vita african, Wordless Wednesday
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Going Away and Getting Going
We had a lovely 5 days away at a “farm-lodge” near the Zimbabwean border last week, and so it was with creaky joints that we jumped back into village life and… a new school year this week! (The pictures interspersed … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Report
Tagged African culture, church, creation, curriculum, evolution, holiday, homeschooling, ita vita african, weekly report
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Giving Up Fun for Good Friday
Holidays remind the far-flung family member of home, tradition, and making memories with family. I still feel disappointment at the lack of Christmas “spirit” over here. But after having several years to adjust the lens of my worldview a bit, … Continue reading
Posted in Missional Monday
Tagged African history, American culture, Christmas, Easter, holiday, Missional Monday, missionary challenges
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Good Friday and Happy Birthday
My favorite, funniest, and craziest Good Friday memory happened last year: We were going to have our first baptism in our village directly following a Good Friday service. (We were usually only able to baptize when we met with other … Continue reading
A Slithery, Squawky Birthday
I haven’t been out of the village since the first week of December, when I went to town to buy groceries. After our busy weekend, we decided to celebrate my birthday on Tuesday by visiting a snake and bird park … Continue reading
Holiday in Musina
We were thankful to take a holiday this past week in Musina, the town bordering Zimbabwe. It was a little over an hour drive—a perfect distance away. We spent our time relaxing, playing with the kids, reading books, teaching Caleb … Continue reading