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My New Normal (in photos) | Tegucigalpa, Honduras

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8230; greater things are still to be done in this city. (God of this City. Chris Tomlin. 2008). January 27, 2013. My New Normal (in photos). Has it already been 3 weeks? Sorry, New Englanders! This is where I live… with my beautiful roommate, Amanda. This is a pilla, and it’s how we wash our clothes… just kidding, we have a washing machine. Though, using a pilla is very common here. However, we do dry all our laundry on a clothesline! Mayonnaise comes in a bag. And beans are a staple! This is my car!

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Prayer Requests | Tegucigalpa, Honduras

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8230; greater things are still to be done in this city. (God of this City. Chris Tomlin. 2008). July 1, 2012. Good morning and blessings from Honduras…. I’m writing this morning with a few specific prayer requests for the week:. Second, please pray for Christy as she travels back to Arkansas. She just got back to Honduras on Tuesday, and is now turning around to fly out again. We’re less without you…. Rachel and the interns (Sunshine, Kendra, and Analynn). Laquo; Only in Honduras…. On July 1, 2012. Fill ...

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Links of Interest – Union Christian Church

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Men’s Bible Study. Map & Contact. In addition to embassy personnel, aid workers, business people, and independent missionaries, Union Christian Church is blessed to have a wide variety of ministries and organizations represented among its congregation. We invite you to see what the congregation is involved in! International School of Tegucigalpa. New Life Deaf Ministry. If you attend Union and do not see your ministry represented here, please contact one of the elders.). Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Undivided Devotion: January 2015

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Rain clouds and thunder. I was flying to Kauai, for a mental health break. Flight paid for by colleague-friends who recognized I needed some much needed breathing space before returning to my home and work overseas. We took off from Portland, the rain and the muck. And it was really coming down. For as long as I can remember, I have loved sunrise. From the time I was only 6 years old, getting up at 5:30am with my maternal grandpa – hearing him making coffee in the kitchen (though it was hot coc...Some mo...

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Undivided Devotion: December 2014

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Lord, give me Your heart. The little girl on the minibus. She couldn’t have been older than 9 or 10, but her eyes whispered the weight of at least four times that many years of life experience. She took my breath away, the solemness of her old soul looking out so carefully for the well being of a blind mother and a 3-4 year old younger sister. I cannot tell, except to get a strong sense that this little girl-woman is a fighter. Love also now spills out she watches her younger sister, intent on being sure...

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Undivided Devotion: rain clouds & thunder

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Rain clouds and thunder. I was flying to Kauai, for a mental health break. Flight paid for by colleague-friends who recognized I needed some much needed breathing space before returning to my home and work overseas. We took off from Portland, the rain and the muck. And it was really coming down. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). FAQs about Sign Language Bible Translation. FAQs about Deaf Culture. Video: Sign Language Bible Story Translation - Kenya. Video: God Speaks My [Sign] Language. In the beginnin...

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Undivided Devotion: July 2013

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This keeps me on my knees. Nothing like a sucker punch to the gut first thing in the morning, right? Reading bits and pieces of Jim Elliot's journals . and this morning's. man. this sends me to, and keeps me on, my knees. We were most interested in what you had to say about transporting an American culture pattern to another land .this is what I've been talking about for the past two years! Attitude. It is enough to make one weep! Excerpt from The Journals of Jim Elliot. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Your ...

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Undivided Devotion: September 2013

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Dependency: the issue in missions. You, Westerners, you know how to minister from strength, but you don't know how to minister from weakness. So it makes those of us who are weak. it makes it very difficult for us to partner with you.". I stood a mendicant [beggar] of God, before His royal throne;. And begged Him for a priceless gift that I could call my own. He gave the gift, but as I would depart,. I cried, "But, Lord, this is a thorn, and it has pierced my heart! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In the beg...

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Undivided Devotion: a decade of (single) ministry: standing at the edge of what's familiar

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A decade of (single) ministry: standing at the edge of what's familiar. Someone once said the present is really just a thin line which is constantly translating the future into the past. I was single, and they knew I needed them. I love my fiance. More than any person on this planet. I am SUPER excited about the journey that lies ahead, and having him be the one at my side to walk the way with me. the ups and downs. TOGETHER. As I said. I am excited. It is right, and good. But it is also diff...FAQs abou...

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Undivided Devotion: February 2014

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Ethiopia, I applaud you. Ethiopian drivers are incredible! Truly big truck crowds into your lane almost crushing you. No need to panic. A polite, brief "beep" is all you need for them to apologetically swing back and wait for you to pass. Pedestrian walks out in front of you? It's ok, they have the right of way. Take it in stride, just don't hit them. Give them their space. No traffic light? It is unlike any other place I've ever visited. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). FAQs about Deaf Culture. American Mini...