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Here are my thoughts in written form. I hope they are valuable and contribute to your growth.
The Orchard Parable
I love stories. I read a great one today on The M Blog about "The Orchard Parable." It comes from a Moody Monthly magazine article entitled, "Let's Quit Kidding Ourselves About Missions", and it starts off like this: Once upon a time there was an apple grower who had...
read moreOur Most Important Ministry
Our family is involved in many things. Training youth workers for local churches involves teaching youth ministry courses at the Mexican Baptist Theological Seminary, overseeing ministries in other countries, speaking at youth events, and other important things. With...
read moreWait until your Father gets Home
"Just wait until your father gets home." I can't tell you how many times I heard that phrase as a kid. There are only really two options for kids when a father returns either from work or from a long trip: A prize or a punishment. Today I preached in chapel at the...
read moreYou can be an Answer to Prayer
Last Friday, we were invited to a birthday party for another missionary kid who has recently moved to Mexico from another Latin American country. He would be turning six years old, and his name is Nathan. Our Nathan was so excited to get to play with another six year...
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Independence Day in Mexico
We celebrated Mexican Independence Day with the Seminary Director’s church. It was a fun night full of Mexican history (we failed miserably at the trivia questions…but so did everyone else), delicious food, music, games, and fun.
read more8th Anniversary in Mexico
Yesterday was a busy day! August 27, 2003, we packed up our 7 suitcases and moved to Mexico to begin training youth workers in Latin America. A lot has happened since then–our family has grown and our ministry has seen some great things happen. We also have a lot more stuff.
read moreShiloh Walks!
Shiloh has started to take a few steps. She especially likes to get Benjamin and jump on him. Check the quick video.
read moreThe Homeschool Adventure Begins
Our first day of homeschool started off a little later than we had thought. The kids all slept in, so that means the parents did, too. After breakfast we were ready to start school.
read moreIn honor of Nathan’s first day of first grade
This is a fun song. We had a pretty good first day of first grade. Much better than Billy Joe McGruffey.
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