So, we’re back in the land of internet access. *cue quiet applause* For the past three months we’ve been living in the bush on the island of New Ireland. In the middle of April our family (with Luke & Ellenie’s family) moved there to finish our Tok Pidgin language study. The unique part about that … More ‘There & Back Again’ – Bush Orientation
We’ve been in Papua New Guinea for just about three months now. We’re in our third home right now and in another two days we’ll be moving to our fourth. Review Our first home was in Madang for 6 weeks. We started out by simply getting acquianted with general life in PNG. Then we … More 3 months … 4 homes
THANK YOU so much to all of you who’ve been praying for us through the last few weeks. We’ve been in PNG now for just over 3 weeks. Those weeks have gone by quickly, but at the same time it feels like it’s been a year since we left home. The trip here was a … More the FOUR most awkward words
3,285 days ago: We took the first steps towards an opportunity. An opportunity to join in on what God is doing to reach people all around the world. Step one was Bible college. 1,277 days ago: We began training specifically for the goal of making disciples among one of many people groups who have never … More Then there were NONE
FIVE weeks That’s a new one for us … to say “next month” as we’re preparing for Papua New Guinea. It’s exciting and nerve-racking in the same thought! We’re 36 days away from boarding our first flight to Papua New Guinea. Our teammates Luke & Ellenie framed the emotions like this: it’s like we’re in … More we’re leaving NEXT MONTH?!
It’s amazing how much we take things for granted in life. Time moves at the exact same speed as always, but we so easily get lost in the busyness and pace of things. Then time seems to speed up. Moments just fly by and before you know it, entire seasons of life are in the past tense. I guess … More 10 weeks & counting!
For the last few weeks, those have been the first words out of Natalie’s mouth nearly every time she wakes up in the morning or after a nap. That pretty much sums up what our days have felt like since the first week of September. It seems like every day has looked different … sometimes it’s driving all … More “What we doing now?”
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