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Troubled times, and a Prayer for the New Year

by Jim on 4 January 2012

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I enjoyed (in a sympathetic kind of way!) this story from Niger about a therapy session – How Not To Build Rapport!

What can you say when it looks like your fear is about to become a reality?  In this case, it’s a fire (Republic of the Congo)!

And now, an update from Mexico about a miracle baby and how the Gospel is infiltrating people’s lives, in spite of hardship and persecution.

And what is Christmas like in Uruguay?  Well, here’s one experience…

But enough about Christmas… let’s end with a prayer for the new year, thanks to bloggers in Thailand.

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More from our Experienced Bloggers

by Jim on 29 December 2011

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As I continue to update our blog lists, I’m finding some great posts from our experienced missionary bloggers.  Here are some more recent ones…

I really enjoyed these glimpses into life and ministry in Japan from Robin White…

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From our Experienced Bloggers…

22 December 2011

I’m now working on updating our list of Experienced Missionary Bloggers.  Not done yet, but I’ve noticed some great posts that I wanted to share with you… A thought provoking post that will make you think twice this Merry Christmas (Angola) People in one community in Mexico are thankful for this new church meeting place… [...]

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News from the Veterans

5 December 2011

I’m working my way through the blog lists and cleaning them up.  Currently, I’m looking at the veteran bloggers – and I’ve come across some interesting posts. First, be sure to check out these bloggers who are leaving the field (though not leaving ministry).  There’s a lot of great stuff on their blogs, so head [...]

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Recent Missionary Posts: Events, Change, and Culture

31 August 2011

We have a very eclectic mix of posts today, from all over the world.  Some have great insights into culture, others talk about ministry opportunities, and others challenges that missionaries are facing.  Check them out! Glimpse of Romania:  We traveled again to Gherla, Romania, this last weekend. The trip takes between four and six hours, [...]

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Aspects of Ministry from Around the World (and a couple of posts from Japan)

12 March 2011

Just a few recent interesting posts from around the world.  At the bottom I’ve included a couple of initial posts on the situation in Japan – I’ll try to have more for you next week as the news gets out.  For now, all the missionaries that have posted have said that they and their families [...]

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26 Missionary Blogs (from A to Z)

21 February 2011

So I was just sitting here and wondering if I could make my very own A-Z list of missionary blogs. All right, so it’s just another fun way to discover new blogs!  I admit, I cheated a bit with X.  But the Rapp family has to get some kind of a prize for their creative [...]

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Voice of the Vets (January 2011)

12 January 2011

Every once in a while I like to feature our veteran bloggers.  It’s been a while – in fact, I don’t think I did it once in 2010! Hong Kong, China So here are some recent posts from the bloggers who have been blogging the longest.  I especially focused on those that I haven’t written [...]

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Already blogging in 2011!

8 January 2011

Yes, believe it or not, missionaries have already been blogging in 2011!  Here are some of the first posts of the year – 1-1-11 (first things first) Ukraine Like Christmas – But New Years! What is New Years like in Ukraine?  Get a glimpse here! And in Mexico, UW Sports Day 1 Start the new [...]

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Visiting the new blogs from 2010!

30 December 2010

I thought it would be appropriate to end 2010 by visiting a few of the blogs that were started in the past year.  So here are some posts from the brand new blogs! Boyana River, Bulgaria Celebration Christian Center & Prayer:  How to pray for missionaries who are preparing to go to the field – [...]

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