Some more of the newest missionary blogs on the net! Stop by and leave them a comment…
- How can they hear? "touching the lives of the orphans and the poor in Haiti"
- Loriann in Sudan "Thirteen years ago I carried my candle to Africa with young delight in being a part of God’s plan. Today God has blessed me beyond measure with the privilege of carrying his light to the K&G people and the people of Yabus, Sudan.
- Urban Hope "Have a look at what the Elliott’s are up to in Northern Mexico"
- Bergquist’s in Brazil "My husband and I are serving as missionaries with the Xingu Mission in Porto de Moz, Para’ Brazil. We feel it a priveledge to serve a nation of people who’s hearts are warm and generous…"
- Recycled Missionaries "The question then arose if we might be willing to return on a full-time basis. Rather unexpectedly, we once more found ourselves saying ‘yes’ and in August 2008 we left Scotland to return to Africa…" (South Africa)
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Thanks for putting these up. It’s always refreshing to see new faces and to know that there are still people going out into the fields. I have a question for you. I have noticed that there are several blogs on the role that haven’t been updated in ages or the person has left the mission field. Would you like for me to go through them and let you know which ones aren’t active any more? I can email them to you, if you’d like.
Hi Jan,
Thanks for doing that. The fact of the matter is that there will always be some that aren’t active any more. I’ve got hundreds of blogs on my list, and almost never does anyone email me to let me know they’ve changed countries or stopped blogging or whatever.
So keeping track of hundreds of blogs in the spare time of my spare time is quite a job – I would appreciate any help you have (or anyone else has) to offer. As long as you know it could be a few weeks before I get to your email!
As an eight year missionary, but a very new missionary blogger myself, I have really enjoyed your site. Thanks for keeping us informed! It is great to see what the “fellow-laborers” in the field are doing!
My friend Fr. Ron Gaesser has started to blog about his mission work in the Dominican Republic. I thought you might like to know of this great new blog that will be updated regularly.