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Spain

From Thailand… a post about being a hero, and a little glimpse of culture in Fido Rides Again. :)

Don’t forget those who are preparing to return to the field, such as this family going to the Philippines.

And while we’re away from the field, check out a creative way to raise funds – Faso Five-O Finish (Burkina Faso).

And one more big issue while you’re off the field and trying to get back… visas!  VISA, VISA, and No VISAs will give you the low-down when it comes to Spain.

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Missionary in Spain

While you’re reading blogs, you get a lot of glimpses of particular events, days, and topics.  But sometimes it’s nice to get a general overview of what is going on in a certain missionary’s ministry.

And that’s what you can do today – hear a 4 minute 41 second talk by John Chesney, a missionary in Spain.  Get an overview of the country, and some thoughts on ministry and the church right here:  A Glimpse at the Church in Spain

Stop by to encourage some missionaries who are on their way to Spain – and learn more about the country – in the post 1 in 200 vs 1 in 40

To learn more, visit our page all about missionaries in Spain here.

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Changing Seasons

1 October 2010

It seems a lot of our bloggers have been writing about changing seasons lately.  Either they’re noticing that it’s fall/spring (depending on where they are!), or they’re experiencing a change of seasons in other ways.  Here are some examples: “It’s a Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood” (Costa Rica) Fall Photo and Fall In The City [...]

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Bullfighting

29 April 2010

An odd topic, I know.  But let’s face it – bullfighting is a big deal in Latin America, and … in Spain, a VERY big deal! So I thought you might be interested in these three posts (one new, the other two old) about the topic. First, a quick picture of a bullfighting ring in [...]

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Cultural glimpses of Spain

22 January 2009

Lists of interesting cultural tidbits tend to be very popular.  So I really enjoyed this post out of Spain – a fresh look at food, conversation, entertainment – you name it.  For example: In Spain, did you realize that clapping is an art form? Do you know what (or who) “El Koko” is? Do you [...]

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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 [...]

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New Bloggers from Brazil to Ukraine and more…

10 March 2008

Want to encourage a missionary?  Stop by one of these blogs and leave a comment, send them an email.  These missionaries have just recently started blogs – here they are: The Vaughns In Taiwan CBS Storying Journal – Rural Brazil HAITI – CORAM DEO The Steele Family (Ukraine) Straight from my heart… (Ukraine) O’Connors in [...]

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So what's new in Spain?

25 February 2008

España, that is.  Here are some recent posts from missionaries there: See a glimpse of an infant baptism, and some incredible scenery. A little on Spain in January Adolescent depression A little about the food in Spain (related post here). A little project update Thoughts on struggling in prayer here and here. On her 28th [...]

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A hoard of new blogs

24 December 2007

The new blogs just keep coming!  Here are just a few of the blogs that have been started in the last few months, and recently added to our aggregator: Musings – Ukraine Life in Transition – Uganda Sowers4Pastors – Honduras Millions To Tell – Chile Life in the frying pan – Niger Blind Will See [...]

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More posts with pictures

20 July 2007

I decided to do another little hunt for good posts with pictures.  How about these? Great shots and great thoughts from a silent retreat in Grenada, Spain. Reflections after a visit to a refugee centre in Brussels, Belgium.  Fantastic shots of the people there in a post entitled Serve The City: Dutch people are cold [...]

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