Posts Tagged "church"

Slinging Finger Paint

Slinging Finger Paint

I can sit and stare out a window for hours on end. Windows to gaze out of, paned sheets of glass to contemplate through, to survey the rest of the world moving to and fro, mere phantoms heaping up wealth, attempting happiness, usually falling short, clamoring for something more. I find it hard to hide behind a window. Its transparency makes it a difficult medium to hide my shortcomings and...

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Prague Update–A Time to Go

Prague Update–A Time to Go

We are having a fantastic time in Prague! The longer we’re here, the more we learn, the more we are challenged. Thank you for your dedication to prayer for us as we work and serve here in Prague. We are so blessed to be here and happy for the opportunity to spread the love of Jesus wherever we go. Thank you for everything. This experience wouldn’t have been possible without your...

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A Sidewalk to Life

A Sidewalk to Life

This past Friday, two gentlemen started their journey with the Lord! We were talking with them as they passed, waiting for their trams to arrive, when we started discussing Jesus and the gospel. Both men had been searching for a long time and were obviously ready to start walking with the Lord. It was an incredible night. This is the account of one of those stories from the streets of Prague....

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Prague Update–A Time to Trust

Prague Update–A Time to Trust

An Update. Let me begin by saying that the Lord is doing some incredible things here in Prague. We have had quite the adventure thus far, and we are anticipating more of the same over the next three weeks. There is much to say, too much for one blog post, but I’ll attempt cover some of the basics and fill in more as our time progresses. It’s been exceedingly challenging processing...

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Language Center Students in Prague

Language Center Students in Prague

This week was full of classroom sessions and one-on-one meetings with Czech students. We had a wonderful time teaching and learning and spending time with new friends. Most of the students are fluent in at least three or four languages. Most know Czech, English, German and French quite well while some know Mandarin, Spanish or Italian, too. They are an inspiration to us to get moving on our...

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