I touched on this topic in 2015 in “My personal tidal wave” Jodi has taken her last final in her Nursing Master’s program so our time in the US will be drawing to a close. We are looking to return to Papua New Guinea this coming January. Our thoughts turn to Bibleless people groups. People… Continue Reading
Georgia’s winter was colder than usual and it even snowed several times!! We look out our windows now to see the blossoms and leaf buds showing on the trees while they “wake-up” (as our 3yr old grandson puts it:). After a cold winter the warmth of the sun returns and nature comes alive. Jodi and… Continue Reading
PNG: March 2015 – September 2016 Ok, I thought it would be easier to use pictures to tell a story then to type it out. I am a guy can ya tell? See to the right side menu. “PICTURES:)” Thank you for another great year progressing through life and ministry with us! In Christ, Jay… Continue Reading
It is crazy to see that it has been 6 months since I last posted. I promise that I thought I only missed a couple of months for my monthly web posts. It has been a crazy and busy half of a year We are in Georgia US now. Since May (my last posting), we… Continue Reading
The center we live on in PNG is a small town. We are a community of approximately 600 missionaries, including families. We have a grocery store, hardware store, medical clinic, gas station, airport, post office, cemetery and more. Yes, we have a cemetery. I walk past it four times a day on my way to… Continue Reading
Back in January of 2016 Jodi and I were getting ready to head back to PNG.I wrote a blog called “View of Change /life-is-about-change/ In that blog I touched on a footnote that, “following Jesus is about Glorifying Him the way He tells me to. It is not about me or my view.” Serving on… Continue Reading
As absurd as that sounds that is exactly what the telephone department does! Instead of having a telephone truck we have a Yamaha Rhino to drive around. It is basically a oversize ATV. Four wheel drive and even though we have a top and half doors we still get wet and dusty from the gravel… Continue Reading
Almost every morning as I am making breakfast I need to filter water for the day. It takes gravity about 4 minutes to fill each two quart bottle. We drink rain water that we collect into tanks from our roof. As romantic as that sounds I am brought back to reality whenever I see a… Continue Reading
For the first time in the history of the World Wide Web our mission center is on the map. Well, Google maps anyways. Back in the fall last year a roaming Google satellite took a clear shot of Ukarumpa (our missionary center in Papua New Guinea).You can search in Google Maps: Ukarumpa, PNG (Papua New… Continue Reading
We are back in Papua New Guinea and we now get to celebrate Sundays with our missionary family here on center. There are two different services. First is a PNG service, which is conducted in one of the official languages of PNG, Tok Pisin. Tok Pisin is a mixture of local languages, German and finally… Continue Reading