You guys. YOU GUYS. This: We never actually posted anything on the blog about our car since we’re pretty sure almost our entire network of friends and family follow us on facebook anyway (and would have seen our news there). … Continue reading
I’m writing today on my “other” blog about how my desire to confront my own selfishness fuels me to be an advocate for the poor even when I don’t always “want” to (or feel like it). Here’s an excerpt: Now … Continue reading
Many of you have asked – how can I help? For the first several days I wouldn’t have known how to answer that question. We genuinely needed others to make decisions and give directives on our behalf. But a few … Continue reading
April 7, 2013 With the phenomenon that is facebook and social media, it’s hard to imagine anyone in our lives being unaware of how our world has been rocked in the last week. But in case you haven’t heard yet, … Continue reading
It’s time to take our new car for a proper road trip! Yes it is. Sydney, here we come! Our last family trip to Sydney was a year-and-a-half ago. In that time our church has changed pastors, loved ones have … Continue reading
You guys. YOU GUYS. This: We never actually posted anything on the blog about our car since we’re pretty sure almost our entire network of friends and family follow us on facebook anyway (and would have seen our news there). … Continue reading
It had been a full and fruitful outreach onboard the YWAM Medical Ship in one of the least-reached and most under-developed areas of Papua New Guinea. We had one day left in the country before heading back to Australia and … Continue reading
It’s been a full season for us – our trip to America, coming back and boarding the YWAM Medical Ship for outreach in the Western Province of PNG, and then returning to home base for teaching-teaching-teaching. As soon as we … Continue reading
Watching people receive their first pair of prescription eyeglasses or reading glasses in our optometry clinics in Papua New Guinea was incredible. The immediate twinkle of joy in their eyes was tangible and contagious. It’s easy to take for granted … Continue reading