If you have been keeping up with how quickly and easily our possessions have sold, this story won’t surprise you. Our last big item to sell is our 2001 Honda Civic. We put a small ad on the back page of our 2nd quarter newsletter that was sent out at the beginning of this week. [...]
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The H.U.L.I.A. Program
This is an opportunity for you to Help Us Live In Africa. There are many purchases we have to make for our life and ministry in Tanzania. You can be a part by choosing to directly sponsor one or more of these purchases. We have received sponsorships for small items like sunscreen (~ $5) all [...]
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We Bought Our Plane Tickets
We’re flying out July 27 with an extended layover at our London connection to visit some missionary friends who are leaving May 20 for their assignment in France. It will be a nice stop for us and for them in being able to see some familiar, native English-speaking faces. We’ll take the train down from [...]
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Global Missions Celebration
Come see us April 18 at Hickory Grove Main Campus for the Global Missions Celebration. Each year our home church holds a Global Missions Week which culminates in a night of celebration at the end. The celebration is this coming Wednesday and we’d love to see you and/or meet you for the first time. When [...]
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Travel Trailer For Sale
I finished cleaning up the RV (1999 Jayco Eagle 302FK) this afternoon and it is primed for selling! Actually, when I finished my last task of mopping the floors and had a chance to look around at it, I kinda wanted to keep it. Only long enough to take it to the beach for a [...]
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1,654 Miles
That’s how far we traveled last week on our trip to Florida. We started out with a 12-hour adventure to St. Petersburg long before the sun came up. The drive was supposed to be only 10 hours but once we arrived at our reserved hotel, well… it was, let’s say, not as we [...]
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How the $ Works
One of the common questions we are asked is, “If I decide to support you, how do I do it?” It is usually followed by, “Once I send in money, how does make its way to you?” I’m going to help you understand the process as it is a fairly easy one once [...]
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We Need to Hear You
Our website has honestly gotten a ton more response than we could of even hoped for at this point of our journey. Believe it or not, the whole scheme of a website is a new venture for us. Especially with it more than likely being our primary mean of communicating up-to-date information. [...]
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A Day in the Life -by Dana
Jonathan and I have just entered the full-time support-raising phase of our ministry. But what does that look like? That’s a very good question. I know it’s a good question because I wondered that myself. The first day of this, we sat down and made some decisions about how we would now be spending our [...]
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The House is Closed
Each day I wake up, it is difficult even for me to believe where we live. Just in case you didn't think we were serious when we said we had bought an rv to live in, I took some pictures to help you see our home. The only reason I say this is because someome [...]
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