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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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New Missionary Blogs – October 2009 Edition

by Jim on 1 October 2009

in New Missionary Blogs

I’ve been working to catch up on many weeks of emails, and yes, I have many new blogs for you!  And let me tell you, they’re from all over – Europe, Africa, North America, Asia, and Central America!

Our newest blog is from a family preparing to go to Guatemala.  If you’re interested in community health, be sure to check out Updates from the Messick Crew.

Over to Europe, check out Carrie’s blog – Perfectly Imperfect.

We’re going all over the world – let’s head to the Philippines with OUR JOURNEY, the blog of Matt and Rina.  This one has been going since May.  And one more in the same country – Direct from the Philippines.

Let’s see – we haven’t been to Africa yet.  Go visit Cameroon Chronicles, the blog of the Hamm family, transitioning back to life in Cameroon.  And heading to Africa is For the Multitude, from the Baylors going to Kenya.

Now we haven’t been to North America, so let’s visit the USA with The Bobby Harjo Family, serving on a Navajo reservation.

Out of El Salvador we have the Wimberly Journal, and preparing to go to Uganda Among the Nations.  And let me give you just one more, out of Europe… Romania Missions.  It was actually started in March, but I haven’t mentioned it yet, so we’ll squeak it into the "new" category!  ;)

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Camps

24 July 2008

Reading through blog posts from the last few weeks, I get the impression that it’s a great time for camps – so why not take a trip around these posts and see for yourself?

First stop, Mongolia.  Quick review and pictures of a youth camp – Running To Win
Next stop, Taiwan.  Check out a High school [...]

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Culture and (wet) countryside

10 May 2007

Photo courtesy of jubilatewest
It’s time for some tidbits of culture and views of the countryside around the world.  Today’s winner is Kenya!  First, some talk about waxing patterns onto fabric.  Next, the art of the bucket shower.  And finally, a couple of interesting posts about NOISY CHURCHES.  First, from Kenya (of course) and also some [...]

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Pictures, videos, and other random posts

9 February 2006

Recent posts of note from around the world:

homesick in France – some things one missionary misses when far from home
From Ukrainian Adventure, some beautiful pictures of … Nepal!  Her favourite is here, and some more mountains here.
Sara is Becoming a Thai musician – look at that cool Sah Duang!

Photo courtesy of Boyznberry

A whole bunch of [...]

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New pages and updates (and 7 new bloggers)

4 February 2006

If you haven’t looked lately, you may notice some new pages.  I’ll let you find them for yourself, but they’re both on the navigation bar to the left.  I’ll give you a clue – one starts with a “P” and one with an “S”.
On top of that, the Blog list has once again been updated. [...]

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Lead up to Christmas

24 December 2005

It’s that time of year again – many missionaries are stopping by their blogs to apologize for being too busy to blog. In spite of all that, in the lead up to Christmas there have been some very interesting posts.  So we’ll celebrate Christmas Eve here at Missionary-Blogs.com by enjoying some posts from [...]

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Brazil, missionary blog capitol

26 November 2005

Welcome to the new country on the block – Brazil. Yes, I know, the locals spell it Brasil.  But however you spell it, we have a lot of missionary bloggers from that country!  I made up a new page which included a few I had on the list, and then tonight I found a couple [...]

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Short term in Cameroon

2 November 2005

I don’t generally include short term missionaries on my blog list. This is nothing against short termers – in fact, I’m very pro-short term (as long as it’s done right).  It’s simply for the practical reason that my time is limited and I don’t want to have to cull through all the blogs every month [...]

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