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Many of you support us and our work because we go and teach the bible all over the world where they need it. We also train and send many teams. Here is a short little report from one of our teams: We are now ready for our last part of this trip and will be…
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I’ve finally got a few minutes to get some of the pictures from our Turkey Ancient New Testament Sites Tour up. This first segment covers our travels to Patara, Myra, Smyrna (Izmir), Ephesus and Pergamum. I chose this picture, not because it is the best of the bunch. It’s actually just an ordinary picture, go see some better ones…
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Right now we as Titus Project Europe have 3 bible teaching teams sent out- 2 in Indonesia and 1 in India. Here is a short write up from one of our teams in Indonesia: THURSDAY morning started with Corrie teaching the step of Interpretation. Her style was asking questions: A journalist is coming by. It was…
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Jay was dressed up super cute on Sunday so we had some fun doing a shoot. Cas of course jumped right in too!
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I remember reading as a kid the book ‘Narnia’ and all about the little boy who falls in love with Turkish Delight. Well, now I know why! After eating just one small square you definitely don’t want to stop! I may have over indulged a few too many times. We had a great summer in…
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Aug 27 – Angela, Joshua OT Oral Test Example, Nehemiah, Malachi A, Malachi B Aug 20 – Derrick, Saana Haggai, Zechariah A, Zechariah B, Zechariah C Aug 13 – Angela, Vicka Ezra A, Esther, Ezra B Aug 10 – Students Chronicles Sermons Thelma, Pete, Maria, Sasha, Yulia, Paul Aug 7 – Ben D Chronicles A, Chronicles B Aug 5 – Sandrine F Obadiah July 30 – Joshua W…
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This is a super interesting article from the Economist blog concerning what kind of happiness brings health. The premise of the experiment was what kind of pleasure brings health, is it basically selfish pleasure or selfless (giving to others) pleasure. Past experiements show that both bring roughly equal happiness to a person. And we know…
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The team named themselves ‘Love Kiev.’ While at home churches around Winnipeg participated in a city wide event called ‘Love Winnipeg’ where they do practical acts of kindness for people all over the city, Kilcona Park Alliance Church (our home church) sent a team to us in Kiev to do a very practical act of…
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It is never fun when your kids are sick because you know it is going to be ‘cranky city!’ But thankfully Cassie already had the vaccine and Jay and Kai seem to be dealing with the pox easily (beside the waking up at night thing!) And so we are enjoying our first week in Turkey…
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Before we were missionaries we had a life-changing experience in South Africa. A nation, no, half a continent who had heard and believed in Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of their guilt but had not heard that Jesus also wanted to show them how to live a whole new way of life. We were reading…
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Isn’t it amazing how every year comes and goes! Life moves so fast. Sunday night we are having a planning meeting with our team for 2014, so please pray for us. We are going to decide when to have Titus Project, SBS and some other important events. As we plan and decide those things we…
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A week ago we all started getting feverish. Hello winter flu! Thankfully no throwing up, but lots of coughing, noses running and of course grumpy attitudes. It didn’t help that we didn’t go anywhere not wanting to infect the masses. Well, by Saturday we couldn’t handle it any more. We needed some fun! So we…
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What I liked the most about my Titus was the partnership and service of the local church. In Magnitogorsk in Russia, we were able to work with one church for 3 weeks – teaching kids as well as grandmas, teaching during camps, bible seminars, youth groups, house groups and Sunday service. This church was so active! I was…
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Situation 1: A small group of Kazakh Babushkas (Grandmothers) is looking curiously at me and the colorful visuals I put on the wall. All are ready with a pen in their hand. Situation 2: Around 40 Kazakh men hang in their chairs, some are smiling in anticipation, some are just observing those strange foreigners. Apparently it is a group…
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Our church at home in Canada asked us if we knew of a good project that the kids could raise money for. We know that when kids discover God’s love for them and His rescue plan for the world they are filled with a sense of worth and purpose. Recently Ben’s parents bought Cassie and…
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On our most recent road trip we listened to an excellent teaching on being married and raising a family in ministry. The teaching is by Darlene Cunningham, co-founder of YWAM. This teaching was particularly encouraging because it is challenging raising kids, never mind when that is within a small community. Darlene gives some really wise…
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Recently we taught in a Discipleship Training School, a 6 month program that equips young believers to know God and then make him known – because he is a beautiful, wonderful God worthy of everyone’s worship. We were teaching about the Bible because it is God’s story and shows his wonderful plan for our redemption!…
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Just for some fun: A resident of one of the European countries – an atheist – became lost during a trip to Africa. After a while he came upon a tribe of savages. Suddenly, he sees that the leader reads the Bible. Going up to the leader, the European said to him: – Bible reading?…
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