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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Friday, November 21, 2014. Benefits of being a Mazungo. I guess being a “Mazungo” (foreigner) has its perks. Yes, I stick out like a sore thumb. Yes, that sometimes means that merchants try to rip me off. But this week I had two encounters that made me glad I stand out. I later asked his name, so I’ll use it here. Everything good with you? Everything’s good. And you? Do you work for a business here? Is that the one with Pastor Mario?

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Friday, November 21, 2014. Benefits of being a Mazungo. I guess being a “Mazungo” (foreigner) has its perks. Yes, I stick out like a sore thumb. Yes, that sometimes means that merchants try to rip me off. But this week I had two encounters that made me glad I stand out. I later asked his name, so I’ll use it here. Everything good with you? Everything’s good. And you? Do you work for a business here? Is that the one with Pastor Mario?

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Tuesday, September 7, 2010. Just like a waving flag…. This song was written by an artist from Somalia, and it does such a poignant job of expressing the sad histories of almost all African nations: http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? When I get older, they'll call me freedom. Just like a Waving Flag. When I get older, I will be stronger,. They'll call me freedom, just like a Waving Flag,. And then it goes back (3X). So we patiently wait, fo...

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Missionary Musings: May 2009

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Sunday, May 3, 2009. Hope, Faith, and Favor. Usually what keeps me going is having a number of moments where I stop and say, "Wow,. Is why I am here! Lately, however, I've been having a lot more moments where I stop and ask, "Wait, why. Therefore I took a day off to hide, fast, pray, and really seek God's face. Did He really call me here, to this place, to do this work? Did I miss Him on His calling for my life? The faithful love of t...

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Missionary Musings: Every Word

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Monday, June 28, 2010. So apparently I can write poetry in my sleep. Even in my sleep last night I was haunted by some of the stories described in the book, the ruthlessness of the attacks. In my dream I was writing a poem about how I felt, and when I woke up I could remember most of it. Here it is. As I looked out. I started to sing. It was a song I had never heard before. Even though it had many verses. It was a sad song.

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Missionary Musings: August 2010

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Sunday, August 15, 2010. If You came back today. Would You find me faithful with all that You gave me to do? How did I live day to day? Did the talents You gave me bring glory to You? Did I learn how to love the unlovely? Did I stop to help a stranger in need? Did I put others first, lay down my pride? Did I give myself completely? I want to be found faithful. I want to hear You say, "My servant, well done". I want to be found faithful.

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Missionary Musings: October 2010

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Saturday, October 23, 2010. Some stories just need to be told. Last year we struck up a friendship with one of the Bible school teachers, Abel. He spoke English, so that was quite helpful in our first months of struggling to master Portuguese. I know there aren’t supposed to be tears in heaven, but I think I’ll have some in my eyes when I give her a hug when I get to see her there. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Jon and Carla's Main Site.

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa. A family's stories of life in the third world. Friday, March 13, 2009. No wonder several pastors have taken the mic after us and explain what’s going on! Now, we just introduce ourselves by our first names unless asked. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We are a missionary family working in Mozambique, Africa. Life here involves quite a few ups and downs, and this blog chronicles a small fraction of them. Sign up for newsletter. All in a Day’s Work.

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Our goal is to DISCOVER creative solutions to poverty alleviation, PARTNER with Mozambicans with vision to make lasting change, and EMPOWER them to reach their potential. Tuesday, June 23, 2015. New video and update from Moz. May and June in Moz! From new English classes to a houseful of visitors, we’ve had a busy couple of months here at Equip Mozambique. Our Adventure in Video! It’s a little hard to believe we’ve been here in Mozambique for 7 months already! Or click the link below. Carla has had an op...

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The Chronicles of Janie: Tagged! (I'm It).

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Equip Mozambique: Our church's first worship album!

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Our goal is to DISCOVER creative solutions to poverty alleviation, PARTNER with Mozambicans with vision to make lasting change, and EMPOWER them to reach their potential. Monday, March 16, 2015. Our church's first worship album! Our church, Peniel Worship Center, put out a new album of original worship songs! Here is the translation of all the songs on it. You can download the album on iTunes, Amazon. Or the Google Play Store. Africa, it’s time to worship. In spirit and in truth unto the Lord. Who will b...

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa: Family Update--Kyran's Birthday!

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa. A family's stories of life in the third world. Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Family Update- Kyran's Birthday! We had a great time with Kyran's birthday party! This is the "rainy season" here in Mozambique, which means we've been getting rain about 4 days per week for the last couple months. Kyran really wanted to go to the beach for his birthday, so I prayed it wouldn't rain on the 28th and that was answered! I think our time in Malta last year influenced his request for a boat cake!

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa: March 2015

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa. A family's stories of life in the third world. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Renovations and a Road Trip! Whew, it's been a busy month. Before we get started with the news, here's the super-cute Thoughtful Apple Fairy. So the people who owned all the furniture in our house came and took it all away, and we've slowly been replacing it all. In the meantime it's really barren! And here's Jariel "helping" me scrape a closet door:. Jariel thrilled to be allowed to help paint:. There's a ...

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa: All in a Day’s Work

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Day-to-Day Life in Africa. A family's stories of life in the third world. Friday, March 27, 2009. All in a Day’s Work. Life has become considerably more hectic since the changes made. To give you a small idea of how things are now, I'll just describe yesterday. Augustino (one of the older kids) asked if he could have his MP3 player back that he had given me the day before to charge, though it took me a minute to understand what "empetres" meant: in Portuguese the letters Em Pe and the number Tres. Doming...

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Equip Mozambique: Conference, car, and casa, oh my!

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Our goal is to DISCOVER creative solutions to poverty alleviation, PARTNER with Mozambicans with vision to make lasting change, and EMPOWER them to reach their potential. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Conference, car, and casa, oh my! Conference, car, and casa, oh my! The past two months have been busy ones for us, as we’ve focused on our roles as equippers and encouragers, taken a 17-hour road trip to buy a car, and have worked on needed house improvements. The kids enjoyed being able to play outside more ...

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Thoughts, ideas, and comments on life from two missionaries in Africa. Friday, November 21, 2014. Benefits of being a Mazungo. I guess being a “Mazungo” (foreigner) has its perks. Yes, I stick out like a sore thumb. Yes, that sometimes means that merchants try to rip me off. But this week I had two encounters that made me glad I stand out. I later asked his name, so I’ll use it here. Everything good with you? Everything’s good. And you? Do you work for a business here? Is that the one with Pastor Mario?

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