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Take Root: September 2011
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Sunday, September 11, 2011. A few pictures to catch up. Here are a few pictures. I'm pretty sure I left my camera charger at my mom's so these are phone pictures. bummer. Oh well! These are lemons from a tree right near our apartment! They are huger and yummier than they look! This is precious Ivis. I love this lady! I do not know anyone with a bigger love for Jesus, a bigger heart to serve, and who is fuller of JOY than this woman! Comunidad Educativa Evangelica. the outside of our school! Anyways, I th...
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Take Root: January 22
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Sunday, January 29, 2012. It is very much like those middle weeks of March in Texas, when the sun climbs high and warm and night comes with enough cool to require sleeves and even the occasional slight shiver. I hear him speaking to many of the other kids all the time. Please continue to pray for both of them. at times they both have struggled in their own ways. Please continue to pray for our family as we seek what God would have for us when the school year ends. In so may we ways we have just gotte...
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Take Root: Spotlight on Francisco
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012. Prior to this trip I met one of the coffee farmers from this area at a “Ten Seeds” training session near Siguatepeque. I was struck at that time by his personality; namely at his desire for advancement. This small plot farmer from a very remote part of the globe was carrying a cell phone in which he had a service that updated him daily on coffee trading prices. Plastic shelf used for sizing coffee beans. His wife served us drinks and explained their large adobe oven. While some ...
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Take Root: October 2011
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Monday, October 17, 2011. I really thought the idea of culture shock was great but that it wouldn't apply to me. I must have had a really. Idealistic idea of missionary life. To me it is something you don't know you are in while you are in it, and it is. Hard to explain exactly what happens during it. Not to say I am over the "hump", but I do admit that the flight. Mode sounds pretty accurate considering I have tried to quit my job twice in the last two weeks. but it didn't. Travis and many guys at the s...
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Take Root: Invest. Cultivate. Transform.
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Invest. Cultivate. Transform. More about Rito soon to come. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Invest. Cultivate. Transform. Providing Tools of Literacy. View my complete profile. Ethan's Thoughts on Things. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Take Root: Copán Ruinas, Honduras
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Sunday, April 8, 2012. Copán Ruinas, Honduras. Last Friday our visas reached the 90 day mark. Every 90 days it is required that you leave the country you are not a resident of for 2-3 days before returning, earning another 90 days. In some ways this is great! Of our stay in Honduras. Without too much detail, I will just say that when they say 90 days, they mean 90 days. not 9 1. You can see the way this tree is pushing up this pyramid. I loved the way the root made a trail right through the concrete.
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Take Root: January 2012
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Sunday, January 29, 2012. It is very much like those middle weeks of March in Texas, when the sun climbs high and warm and night comes with enough cool to require sleeves and even the occasional slight shiver. I hear him speaking to many of the other kids all the time. Please continue to pray for both of them. at times they both have struggled in their own ways. Please continue to pray for our family as we seek what God would have for us when the school year ends. In so may we ways we have just gotte...
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Take Root: May 2012
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Invest. Cultivate. Transform. More about Rito soon to come. Monday, May 7, 2012. Providing Tools of Literacy. Currently in academia there is much discussion about what it means to help people in underdeveloped areas. Many questions are constantly asked and debated over. What does true help look like? How does it work over time? Do the things we give to really make a difference? Do the things we do to help really hurt in the long run? Do our actions entrap or enslave or exploit?
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Take Root: Perspectives Adjusted
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Saturday, June 9, 2012. We cannot believe our year commitment is almost up! Isn't it crazy to look back at days that seemed to be uphill and difficult and long, to see that they passed by so quickly? Here are a few of our perspectives that have been 'adjusted':. We thought it would be easy to find a 'project' and tackle it head on, throwing our whole selves into it. We would feel like we were serving Christ in every moment because that is our intention. If you are reading this and you support a missionar...
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Take Root: Providing Tools of Literacy
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Monday, May 7, 2012. Providing Tools of Literacy. Currently in academia there is much discussion about what it means to help people in underdeveloped areas. Many questions are constantly asked and debated over. What does true help look like? How does it work over time? Do the things we give to really make a difference? Do the things we do to help really hurt in the long run? Do our actions entrap or enslave or exploit? 6 of these boys prayed to receive Christ after watching the Jesus film in the school.
