Tag Archives: family

Balancing My Roles as Dad to an MK

Posted on 12 September, 2018 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

I have mixed emotions as I think about our who I am as a father. I am a missionary. And when a missionary is visiting the United States, or wherever his/her home is, coming back to that place sometimes urges … Continue reading →

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Life in the “Wild West”

Posted on 8 March, 2018 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

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 →

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Families and Missions

Posted on 24 July, 2014 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

It was a fun and eye-opening weekend staying with some “new” friends in one of our supporting churches. The family was not only hospitable, but down-to-earth. Plus they knew what a missionary faces while traveling. They were formerly missionaries as … Continue reading →

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My Highway Meditations Concerning Church Attrition

Posted on 9 April, 2013 by David Rogers, Magister en Artes

There I was looking at the GPS, while comparing it to my 2006 Atlas and looking for the right exit to turn into Butler, Pennsylvania. My destination? The church where at the age of 9 I followed the Lord in … Continue reading →

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