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How Many Seconds Will you Spare?
How many seconds does the average person live? Would you be surprised to know that on average a person who lives 75 years lives 2,365,200,000 seconds? That sounds like a huge number! By comparison, on average a dog lives 378,432,000 … Continue reading
The Beauty of the Body of Christ
The Body of Christ is the Local Church: Gifts belong there. In the process of discovering, understanding and unwrapping your spiritual gifts you need to keep in focus these two major questions: These two points give direction and clarity to … Continue reading
Christ-Likeness, What is a Christian to Do, to Say, to Think?
Christ-likeness, what is a Christian to do, to say, to think? Explore the topic of Christian maturity with David Rogers, author, professor and pastor. Continue reading
Four Reasons to Avoid Clutter in your House–and Your Life
Learn to travel lite in life. You will not tire as much, and you will have greater joy! How cleaning out the clutter enables us to live out our faith more freely. Continue reading
Corona a…what? Another Chinese import
Now starting the third month of quarantine here in Santiago, Chile, life has taken a very unexpected turn! I have listened to all my old CDs, and found some very cool stuff! I have read all of my library…well, not … Continue reading
++ Graduation! A Mile Marker Reached ++
When we reach the finish line of a major accomplishment, we experience satisfaction and joy. Graduation brings a sense of relief. It’s that feeling of “I’m finally done!” And there’s the “I can’t believe I’m done” exuberance on top of … Continue reading
Posted in Articles of Interest, Home Page
Tagged detours, dissolution, frustrated goals, goals, graduation, missionary teamwork, missions teams
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Do Missionaries Need Friends?
At first glance this question may seem to have an obvious answer. “Of course they do! All people need friends.” True as that may be, a genuine friendship for many missionaries is not easy to come by. Nor it is … Continue reading
Posted in Articles of Interest, Home Page
Tagged adaptation, friendship, openness, returning from field, transitions
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Life in the “Wild West”
Lawlessness was typical in the days of the expansion to the west of the United States during the 1800’s. It was “every man for himself,” as the saying goes. It was common place to carry a weapon, and even women … Continue reading
Time Priorities in a Frazzled Culture
Today, in the past 24 hours, how much time have you spent on social media? How long you do linger over the news on the internet, all the while clicking on the adds, the promos and the links…the eternal, never-ending … Continue reading
Summary of our Term in Ten Minutes
We could tell the story in a dozen different ways. Looking back we can clearly see how God has sustained and blessed during our eighth term of ministry in Chile. Statistics can’t tell the whole story of the variety of ministries … Continue reading
Posted in Home Page, Prayer Letters
Tagged ABWE Chile, church planting, Rogers Video report, Santiago Chile
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