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Our Homes — Asia's Hope

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Asia's Hope provides loving families for more than 700 orphaned children in our 30 children's homes in Cambodia, Thailand and India. Before coming to Asia's Hope, these children were at extremely high risk of sexual and economic exploitation. Today, they live happily and safely in supportive, Christian families. Still, there are countless more children who need the kind of help we provide. Contact us today. To discuss how your church can get involved in rescuing and raising orphaned children. Sponsored b...

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The Replogle's: April 2012

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Thursday, April 19, 2012. I love the birth order.it always makes me giggle.the humorous differences between your children, how they share traits between the parents and their incredible personalities that shines. My kids are hilarious and I love the moments that I sigh and think."Oh wow, that was so me as a kid." Or "Oh my, that is his father's son." Or "Yep, she's a Replogle.". One night Greg and I were cracking up talking about the humorous differences between the kids. Here are a few examples. Jett "F...

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Wildflower Writes: Joy in Loneliness

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Sunday, December 22, 2013. When my sister and I were deciding where to spend the Sunday morning before Christmas, she suggested Grace Community Church. In Goshen. I said as long as there were lights and Christmas music, I'd be happy. I was not disappointed. The main sanctuary was beautifully decorated for the season. And even though the music was worshipful and engaging, the message is what hit home. Did she seek out her cousin Elizabeth for the moral support, or because no one else would understand?

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Wildflower Writes: December 2013

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Saturday, December 28, 2013. Sometimes, I think I know how my life is supposed to go. I think of Micah 6:8. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God." Follow the rules, keep my nose clean, and God will bless me, right? It's hard enough for me keep my commitments, be a good steward, and maintain good relationships with my family members, let alone anything else God might call me to. According to Joyce Meyer. Links to this post. Joy in the Light.

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The Brown Bytes: Why we do what we do for men!

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Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Why we do what we do for men! All that to say this, "every single meeting, conversation, letter, phone call, text, email, rolling of the eyes, criticism, list, accusation, and much more" was and is worth it! Jesus longs to see men lead their families in a tender way and shamelessly chase after him. And when a man does that the family, the community, the world is changed for the better! Yes we had man games. Yes we had relentless effort. Yes we crowned a winner. Posted by Jim Brown.

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The Brown Bytes: Out of the Ashes of Isis

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Tuesday, February 3, 2015. Out of the Ashes of Isis. But we knew God wanted us to go! Out of that prompting by the Spirit a team of 8 mighty men who decided to go in first, knowing full well the potential cost. Our wives and families stood in support and bravely held down the home front. I will never forget the night we rolled out of Goshen with tears streaming down our faces realizing the risk at hand. Fast forward to today. We were able to purchase beds, cabinets, blankets, heaters and mattresses to ge...

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The Brown Bytes: Whatever happened to hard work

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Thursday, July 9, 2015. Whatever happened to hard work. I am concerned by the subtle shift I see in our Culture. The shift of not wanting to work hard. The notion that hard work is something that we should work hard to work away from. And even more disconcerting to me is that it is spilling over into our walks as Christ Followers. Have we swung to the other end of spectrum and become more influenced by our culture than the Words of the LORD? May I never be the man who does not daily work out his salvatio...

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The Brown Bytes: My daughter captured it in one sentence

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Thursday, June 4, 2015. My daughter captured it in one sentence. Love keeps no records of wrongs. I have read that 100's of times and even used it in sermons, weddings, and counseling sessions. It is the crux of a healthy relationship. My daughter said something to me on Sunday while we were debriefing the Message that I had preached that Sunday morning. Yes pastors do discuss the sermon too, we just don't roast the pastor :). Imagine if you can if we began to do the same with those that we love. Ima...

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The Replogle's: JARRETT

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Friday, October 11, 2013. As I was looking back over the posts for this year.which didn't take long since there are like four of them.slap my hand.I realized that I haven't dedicated one to Jarrett in awhile.or at all in 2013.sigh. So lets take a moment to talk about my ADORABLE red-headed-blue-eyed boy that captures my heart and makes each day a little sweeter. Jett started 3rd grade this year. What? When did he grow up so fast? He is such a trooper! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blogs that I boast.

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The Replogle's: A Decade of Love

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Tuesday, February 12, 2013. A Decade of Love. Greg and I celebrated our 10 year anniversary by going to Florida last week. It was wonderful, relaxing.and WAY to short! Our first day we went to Siesta Key beach and walked for hours. The weather was perfect, not a cloud in the sky. It couldn't have been a better day! As we were walking the beach Greg said, "I wonder what time it is? The next day we deemed as a family day! Next we traveled over to the middle of the state to see my grandparents! The next day...