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Veteran Missionary Bloggers

5 years!

by Jim on 27 January 2010

in Special themes, Veteran Missionary Bloggers

Happy 5 Year Blogoversary!
Photo courtesy of light_arted

It’s time to congratulate those who have completed 5 years of blogging!  5 years is still a good old age for a blog – in fact, these blogs are still older than this site (which started in 2005).

I’ve done this in the past, but I’m not sure if I’ll do it again – the more time goes by the more blogs are celebrating!  But here it is, at least one more time – Happy Blogoversary!

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Five years of Missionary Blogging!
Photo courtesy of Leo Reynolds

5 years is still a grand old age for a blog, so today we’re going to celebrate a few of the blogs that are celebrating a half a decade in the first half of 2009.  Here they are – stop by and congratulate them!

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So, I’m in Mexico City

2 May 2009

Between an earthquake and a flu bug, there’s been no shortage of news on Mexico lately.  I’m in Mexico City right now.

 If you’re interested, I’ve been blogging pretty regularly about life in my corner of the city (Ixtapaluca) these days.  Check it out if you’re interested (most recent first):

Our Church, The Flu, and The [...]

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Celebrating 5 years of blogging

25 March 2008

It’s no small feat to keep a blog running for 5 years.  But this year we have several more bloggers that are celebrating a half-decade.  Feel free to drop by and offer them your congrats!

Quirey Life (Brazil) has more life than ever – they’ve been celebrating the birth of Jackson Turner Quirey.
The Poulette Family(Mexico) has [...]

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Half a Decade of Blogging

5 November 2007

There are a few blogs represented here that have a special anniversary this year – they have completed a full 5 years of blogging!  Congratulations to you all.  To honour the event, I’m highlighting some of their latest posts.  Be sure to drop by and offer your congrats!

Finding God in China – wondering if life [...]

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