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Venture to Africa: A wee bit homesick but gotta love the kids

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Burlington to Uganda to Southern Sudan. Saturday, June 28, 2008. A wee bit homesick but gotta love the kids. I hear the watchman make his call. All of a sudden little dark bodies, some naked, some dressed in over size shirts, all screaming and laughing came stampeding out of nowhere. KAWAAJA! June 29, 2008 at 10:41 AM. From Me to You Video and Photography. June 29, 2008 at 2:08 PM. Sending lots of positive energy for your last week. July 1, 2008 at 6:25 AM. I love you Laurie OX. July 3, 2008 at 5:43 AM.

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First Thoughts: Introducing Ezekiel: the Priest turned Street Performer

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First Thoughts is written by Bill Shiell, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Knoxville, Tennessee. Headlines from First Thoughts. Tuesday, January 01, 2013. Introducing Ezekiel: the Priest turned Street Performer. We'll be studying Ezekiel at First Baptist. This January. Here's a preview of the series. I'll be posting more thoughts on Ezekiel in the coming days. What do you think about this fascinating book? How have you been influenced by this message? Posted by Bill Shiell. Enter your search terms.

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First Thoughts: August 2011

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First Thoughts is written by Bill Shiell, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Knoxville, Tennessee. Headlines from First Thoughts. Monday, August 22, 2011. Good news 10 years later @fbcknox #September11 #worship #Habitat. How significant is a 10th anniversary? Time We remember September 11, 2001; we recall the beginning of First Community 10 years ago the Sunday before September 11. All of us remember "where we were.". Happens in nature all the time; a seed is planted and grows when "the time is right...

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NESEI Blog: October 2009

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Monday, October 26, 2009. Last week I met with a group of teachers at a secondary school in Twic County. (“Twic” rhymes with “preach.”) As part of an assessment for NESEI’s expansion in South Sudan, it has been highly educational for me to visit other functioning secondary schools in recent days. 8221; they responded simply, “Food.”. Food security in this area is a real problem. The student population hovers around 600. Thirteen teachers teach 15 subjects. Many of the young people are IDP&#82...This make...

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Eastly Speaking.: July 2008

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Thursday, July 31, 2008. Keeping my feet FIRMLY planted. Of experience would cause someone to break down emotionally when they talk about it, but it doesn't. They talk about it while they pour my tea, with no expression on their face at all. Then they tell me how much God has blessed them. Blessed? Are you kidding me? You just said that for nearly ten years you had to eat something every night that could possibly kill you, and you think you're blessed? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Eastly Speaking.: June 2009

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Thursday, June 18, 2009. In case you didn't get enough the first time I wrote about Zanzibar, le. Ell you about my third trip there. This R&R I decided to go back to the delightful island off the. Coast of Tanzania. I really. Am going to take advantage of the opportunity to see more places in the east, but you just can't beat Zanzibar! Flew out to meet me and hang out with me for the two weeks that I had for break. We beat around Nairobi for a day then headed out into the Indian ocean. After arriv. Did t...

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Eastly Speaking.: August 2008

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Wednesday, August 27, 2008. Jesus and jelly beans. I'm really kind of. Tired of Sudanese food. You see, the Sudanese cook with an excessive amount of oil. It takes your body a long time to get used to it. But once you do you can bear it, but after a while, you begin to dread to eat! Oddly enough, I had my first run in with SPLA. Soldiers today. There's a long story behind the SPLA. T me in jail, and take my (Samaritan's Purse's) truck with their AK47's in my face, they eventually said, " Ok. His response...

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New Sudan Education Initiative: June 2008

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Wednesday, June 4, 2008. NESEI's School is Open! On May 19, NESEI's U.S and Sudan staffs were joined by regional chiefs and elders, and other members of the local Lanya County and Yei town communities to welcome the first students of NESEI's flagship school to the new campus. With the telling of this story, Anita and the other NESEI staff members joined hands with their Sudanese, Ugandan, and Kenyan friends who have made this first school possible. Then, together, the unified NESEI family took a symb...

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First Thoughts: January 2012

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First Thoughts is written by Bill Shiell, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Knoxville, Tennessee. Headlines from First Thoughts. Sunday, January 29, 2012. Resources for helping you "pray the hours" (2day's sermon @fbcknox). Today, I preached about finding the quiet, solitary place throughout your day. Here are some resources to help. The Mission of St. Clare. Book of Common Prayer. Will send a daily email). Take our Moments and Our Days. By Phyllis Tickle (This is a series). Posted by Bill Shiell.