Monthly Archives: October 2011

Haven’t been able to capture many photos of the fall colors.  The top two I took today at the Iowa welcome center along the Mississippi River.  The bottom two I took about 2 weeks ago in North Carolina.  The best … Continue reading →

Michigan was our last victim for our home assignment visits.  Thanks to Beth’s cousin Matt & his wife Shari and their “big kids” (teens) for sharing their home with us for a few nights while we visited with them, a … Continue reading →

Coming Spring 2012… CAM INTERNATIONAL WILL BECOME CAMINO GLOBAL. After more than a year of focused study, prayer, and audience research, CAM International’s Board of Directors adopted the name Camino Global to refresh the mission’s identity. The name Camino Global reflects the fact that our … Continue reading →

We left Parkersburg, WV today encouraged and blessed and with a little tiredness after a few days of constant activity and numerous conversations and presentations.  It was great. I left this day as a travel day as we head to … Continue reading →

Once again I find it a challenge to post more than about once a week. We’re in Parkersburg, WV as I write this post and we’ve been here since Saturday afternoon.  We’ve been participating in the missions conference of our … Continue reading →

On our way out of Tennessee we couldn’t resist a quick diversion to downtown Chattanooga (a.k.a. Chattaboogie and Chattanooger and Chatty) where we walked across the Tennessee River over the Walnut Street Bridge and visited a favorite pizza place (Mellow … Continue reading →

After 7 nights with our good friends on Dayton Mountain, we’re just about to leave Tennessee.  We’ve enjoyed seeing many old friends in this area around Dayton, Tennessee.  If you’re wondering, yes, our Dayton was named after this meaningful place … Continue reading →

I see it’s been almost 2 weeks since I last posted anything from our road trip.  Since our last post, we’ve traveled through southern Indiana where we visited with my oldest brother, attended the wedding of one of his sons … Continue reading →