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Missionary Podcasts!

by Jim on 2 January 2010

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Missionary Podcasts!

I went on a hunt today to see if I could find some missionaries with podcasts (audio or video).  I know there are some out there, but finding them isn’t always easy!  Anyway, here are a few from my first attempt – but I’m hoping you’ll help me out with your comments and tell me about more!

Sad to say, I found a few that are no longer functioning.  Come baaaack!  ;)

Know of any more podcasts?  Leave your comment!

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Welcome to the second part of our focus on countries that aren’t mentioned here so much, for whatever reason.  The first part was here.  Here are some posts from those countries around the globe.  Remember, these are only introductions – be sure to poke around these blogs to learn more:

  • Uruguay:  "When I picture an Uruguayo (a Uruguayan person) in my mind it is an image of someone with a thermos of hot water under their arm and MATE in their hand walking down the street…"  Read MATE, Uruguayo-style!
  • Swaziland:  "We have found the children’s HIV infection rate to be about 6% of those we have had tested.  That is tremendous news as we expected the infection rate to much higher.  For those 6%, CHIPS is the difference between life and death…"  Read May Update!
  • Italy:  "A couple nights ago the class representative for our oldest’s class organized an end-of-the-year dinner.  It was your typical Italian feast with all of the courses (appetizer, two pastas, grilled meats, salad, dessert, and coffee)…"  Read Being the Outsider
  • Greece:  ""A" is from Iran.   His wife and two teenage kids are still in Iran, waiting for money from "A" so that they can leave the country.  Because of a health problem that developed while sleeping on the streets, however, "A" has not been able to work for several months…"  Read A’s Testimony
  • Austria:  "This past weekend was very eventful.  It started with my wife taking Tobi to Prague for a wedding that was to be on Saturday…"  Read Separate weekend . . . Betka in Prague with Tobi Brian at home in Wien . . .
  • Burkina Faso:  "I got back to Djibo yesterday, with David and Robert who are here as part of a gap year programme.  Great to have them here…"  Read Studio Progress
  • Czech Republic:  "I can’t think of any better way to fulfill my two job requirements than to spend an afternoon at the zoo with my son and my new friend Lucie…"  Read A great way to work!

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Some of the World’s least Populous Countries

11 April 2009

Last time we looked at some of the world’s most populous countries – 7 of which make up almost 50% of the world’s population.
Today we’re going to visit some of the world’s least populous countries.  These 7 countries represent more than a quarter of a percent of the world’s population!
For obvious reasons, it’s hard to [...]

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New Missionary Blogs – from all over!

11 October 2008

Wow, it’s been a while since I featured new blogs.  May, I think? Well, here are a few of the newest missionary blogs from around the world.  Please drop by and leave a comment to encourage them!  Tell them you saw them at Missionary Blog Watch:

Caravanserais – in Thailand
Vista – Mexico, but currently in the [...]

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New blogs (dominated by Mexico)

31 May 2008

Here are the latest new blogs.  Quite a high percentage from Mexico.  C’mon bloggers from other countries – get your new blogs in to me!  I’m particularly interested in missionaries who are working in the USA, but who are from another country, or missionaries in the USA working in a very different culture.
Meanwhile, stop by [...]

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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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