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Christmas is a’comin’

by Jim on 4 December 2009

in Special themes

It seems to me that a lot of people out there are getting ready for Christmas.  Let me show you what I mean…

A winter street in Russia
A winter street in Russia

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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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Blogs you've never read

19 July 2008

Have you ever read these blogs?  I bet you haven’t!  How about Jed and Jaime: A Series of Sundry Events…?  This blog has been around since 2006, and will introduce you to the country of Peru.
Also going since 2006, you can read about the Life of a Pastor in Guatemala.  And how about another blog [...]

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Mother's Day

15 May 2008

So what was Mother’s Day like in the missionary world?  Check it out – you might learn something new!

ICOS- Mother’s Day – typical Mother’s Day ministry
Last night in my living room – take a look at what the day involves in Honduras!
The Best Mother’s Day Ever! – it’s a great thing to do around Mother’s [...]

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Which country receives the most missionaries?

2 April 2008

There are some new pages here at Missionary-Blogs.com that you might want to check out!  First, there is now a sitemap.  Many of the pages here do not actually appear on the sidebar, so to make the site easier to explore I’ve added this page which lists (almost) all the pages that are here.
I say [...]

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Missionaries in the USA

1 October 2007

We have a new page here featuring some of our missionary bloggers that are in the USA.  These category would include people who are from another country/culture, or people from the USA who are working full time in a very different culture within the USA.
You can visit the Missionaries in the USA page here.
Here are [...]

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A Few Recent Posts on Missions

22 December 2006

Our bloggers tackle some huge issues in their posts at times.  Naturally, quite often those issues are related to missions.  There’s no doubt you’ll wholeheartedly agree or disagree with much of what is said!  For example, check out A response to “Should Missionaries Feel Pressure to Produce Converts?”, and from the same author Things Jesus [...]

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Some simply thoughtful posts

16 December 2006

Since my last post about “snow” I thought I’d better focus on some deeper posts (yes, deeper than the snow), lest you new visitors start thinking missionaries are just talking about the climate!  Here are a few very recent posts that have caught my eye that are likely to make you think, if you take [...]

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Snow posts are accumulating…

8 December 2006

So what are missionaries talking about these days?  Snow, of course!  Those in colder climates are talking about the snow they have, and those in warmer climates about the snow they wish they had (or the snow they’re glad they don’t have!).  If you’ve been missing the snow, here are a few snowy posts to [...]

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Season for thanksgiving

9 December 2005

All around the world people celebrate harvest and thanksgiving festivals.  The UK has their Harvest Festival.  Canada has Thanksgiving, as does the USA.  Many other countries have celebrations of thanksgiving for harvest in general, or for specific main crops.
Since I report on blogs, I’m always a little behind (many of these were celebrated between September [...]

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