Missionary Blog Watch

Just a few posts that have caught my eye recently:

• Help Your Children Love Missionaries - how do you get your kids involved in reaching the world?
• "Keep your first-world mindset" - would someone please tell me what it is and how to keep it?!
• The Atlanta Hotel - wow, quite the signs!
• Deadly Ideas - this story may seem incredible, but it's actually not so unusual.
• Welcome To the New Nepal - hey!  There's something different around here!
• Presenting . . . the first book - the Bible being published in a new language! (Incidentally, please pray for the family that runs this blog.  Read this post.  They are still looking for a proper diagnosis and treatment)
• Walking the halls - why why why has God called me to this work?

On a personal note, we're moving from one city to another, and doing some international travel over the next few weeks.  Forgive me if the updates are a little slow!

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Water, Gas and Footzall, and sharing the Gospel
June 25, 2008 13:16

What does a day in the life of a missionary look like?  Well, there is no ordinary day, so it's hard to describe!  But here are a few posts with some of the typical and not-so-typical things that a missionary usually sometimes has to deal with!

• When it rains it pours.... - Life in the world's driest city
• What God says He does! I like this post, which gives a simple practical window view into the life of one missionary
• Typhoon in the Philippines: Pray and Iloilo Typhoon Update Number One (Hopefully More to Come)
• The Gas Saga - community relationships vs individual relationships vs the ability to cook food
• Footzall - prayer requests and a sport you may not be familiar with
• Cost of Ministry - some thoughts about the reality of life as a missionary
• The Real Thing - When the battle for the Truth is obvious
• Paying the Bills - paying the electric bill
• An Ordinary Day - another day in the life of a missionary

I am currently without internet access, and so I'm afraid my updates will continue to be on the slow side - bear with me a few more weeks!  :)

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