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Videos, pictures, and naming God

by Jim on 12 February 2010

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Lots going on out there in the missionary blogosphere – I’m especially noticing an increase in the use of video!  So here are some posts with video first, then we have a few more…

And for some other interesting posts, many including some great photos:

And here’s one more video for you – this one from
the delorenzo flyer (Kenya)  The video is about Sudan, Chad, Congo, and Central African Republic…


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Beauty and Hope – this week’s Missionary Blog Posts

by Jim on 3 February 2010

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Some more random posts from around the world – enjoy!

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Unusual Food, Amazing Flashlights, and why these kids are NOT future missionaries…

19 December 2009

Drinking coffee in SudanPhoto courtesy of joodmc

Food, drink, Christmas outreaches, flashlights… quite a variety today from our bloggers.  I don’t know what it is, but the posts seem to be getting more and more interesting – check out this eclectic set from recent days…

Zillions of Cookies in Russia: Don’t you love this kind of outreach?
The [...]

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In the Villages of Sudan

8 August 2009

I’ve been enjoying the stories of the travels of Loriann in Sudan.  She just wrote a couple of posts about her "Ganza trip", listening to and sharing with people in villages in Sudan.  The Ganza are a tribe of people in Sudan, and it’s fascinating to hear about their lives and concerns.
You can read about [...]

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Economics of the Kingdom?

10 July 2009

Many missionaries face the issue of poverty (at various levels) on a daily basis.  There are many different ways they deal with it, many questions to be asked, many challenges to be faced.
Here’s a little glimpse into one blogger’s experience with poverty, crime, giving and decisions in Sudan, Africa.  The post is called living on [...]

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While You Weren’t Looking (His Church Grew Again)

7 May 2009

A whole variety of posts here, but a focus on the remarkable, sometimes quiet, sometimes explosive, things that God is doing in busy streets and out-of-the-way corners around the world.  In unexpected ways, He keeps building His Church…

Delivery time – in hopes of A Warmer Night for the Neighbors (Paraguay)
It all started when this woman [...]

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New Missionary Blogs (from the end of 2008)

5 February 2009

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 [...]

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Recent Posts: Everyday Life and Unexpected Twists

25 November 2008

Isaac and Evan’s new friend- fun with kids on a multinational missions team (Sudan)
Miracle Crash- sometimes you wonder how many angels it takes per van (Mexico)
Money Belts- struggling with the idea of “raising funds” (Kenya)
Through the river and through the woods… temptation and a scary ride (Uganda)
Valuing our Elderly- a timely message (and a reminder, [...]

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New blogs – spring and summer 2007

15 September 2007

Ok, time for a list of new blogs.  Take the time to take a peak, and leave a comment of encouragement!
Welch Family News – Serving in Ecuador.  By the way, the Welch family somehow missed getting mentioned in my post about sick kids, but their daughter Valerie Grace was diagnosed with a brain tumour in [...]

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Medical ministry

16 April 2007

There are many Christians out there who are helping with physical healing in another culture.  What a great way to show the compassion of Jesus!  Some of these people have medical training, some don’t.
But today I wanted to highlight doctors and nurses who are serving full time in another culture.  I probably missed some obvious [...]

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