Sometimes in our writings we can express our ideas more appropriately than we ever could conversationally. So we shall write. It's healthy. @gregthewanderer
Richard rides his bicycle faithfully, Monday by Monday, about 12 miles one way, to come to our men’s Bible Study. We meet from 9:30-12:30, spending time in the Word and prayer, and sometimes in a book we are reading together. He has been joining with us for 6 months in this capacity! This past Friday, … Continue reading 12 Miles—One Way—for Bible Study? Any Takers? Brother Richard is All In.
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We are in our second year here in the West Nile Region of Uganda. We love this place, the people God has placed us around, and the various ways He has brought us into the lives of others. Our community is our treasure here. Yet there is a harsh reality wherever we find ourselves… Death … Continue reading Remembering Victor
If we think our music in East Africa must match the music of the West, we are aiming to please man rather than to please God. If we are building up our sound equipment to make ourselves more likable, we are aiming to please man rather than to please God. If we are blasting our … Continue reading East African Church Music
If you have ever been a kid, had a kid, or spent time around children, you have likely said and heard these words a few thousand times: “go-fish.” To the late-in-life learner of the English language, it would seem like an error, an incorrect use of words, or a confusing way to talk about fishing…but … Continue reading “Go-Fish”
The Communist position viewed religion as “the opiate of the masses.” The religious were counted as foolish and dangerous, a threat. The post-modern, socialistic push has narrowed the scope: “Christianity is the disease of the minority.” Christianity is one that deters the movement of this New Religion, and its hallucinogenic effects. {{The Bible-believing Christian has … Continue reading On The State, and The State of Christianity
My wife and I traveled in a rented 4WD truck (we generally get around on foot or by boda) across the many hours of rough dirt road that leads from northwestern Uganda, over to the north-central region. Passing through multiple traffic police stops over several hours, taking detours where the road was flooded, waiting for … Continue reading Study Bible Training, East Africa
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