Monthly Archives: March 2009

We’re packed and I mean PACKED (the boys might have to sit on the roof of the truck) and ready to roll up the mountain to Camp Koinonia for a few days. So, you’ll get a short vacation from the … Continue reading →

Our T2 meeting yesterday (Thursday)…third Thursday of the month is family meeting. Here we’re searching for a lost contact lens. Not really…we had an Easter egg hunt with the kids. It was a lot of fun, a lot of candy … Continue reading →

Beth made 3 cakes last Saturday. One for Kristin’s birthday. Two for the “despedida” (good-bye party) for the Yingling family and their years of work planting and cultivating the church (La Iglesia Bíblica Vida Abundante) as they move on to … Continue reading →

There’s a new amazing post on our T2 Ministry Team blog, “20 OHMS” here: http://20ohms.blogspot.com. We have a new niece! Eden Spring Hanna born 3/18/09 to Kenny and Esme Hanna of El Paso, TX. Eden has made us an uncle … Continue reading →

I posted yesterday about Martín, a believer from another city (Pachuca), who had quite an ordeal getting in for a surgical procedure in Mexico City and was totally overlooked for his scheduled surgery. I posted it mostly because I thought … Continue reading →

I suppose this could happen in other countries…maybe even in the U.S. but for some reason I doubt it. Praise God there are no mistakes when it comes to the lives of His children. I’m sure there was a reason … Continue reading →

This video is not only funny but rather painfully true. http://xml.tangle.com/flash/swf/flvplayer.swf Here’s another version. http://xml.tangle.com/flash/swf/flvplayer.swf

Putting the boys to bed seems like a hit or miss proposition at times. Whether it be a late arrival home after a long day or some late arriving or late departing guests, routine and schedule sometimes consists of simply … Continue reading →

A few folks asked me to update how the Bible study went on Saturday. Jason and I read through the first chapter of “Stranger on the Way to Emmaus.” Of course, it didn’t start there. I spent over 2 hours … Continue reading →