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I skimmed all the NIV bible verses with the word "still" in them.  Here are some that caught my attention:

Last night I listened as two young ladies talked about how "sinful" they were, and wondered aloud how God could love them.  I realized that I could not identify with the sentiment.  It seems very natural to me that God loves me -- and I suppose it should.  But after I spoke my thoughts, and they affirmed me, I felt a bit uncomfortable; a feigned attempt at modesty lead

More word from my dad in the Philippines:

I received this e-mail update on Nurgina from my dad.  He gave me permission to publish it here.

Well folks, it has been quite a while since I wrote in MIS. Many things have happened most of which I will not attempt to recall. Christopher suggested to me that for my last MIS blog I should inform you all of how my DELE test went. Being true the the blog's name I didn't pass.

You'd think that I would be relishing a whole summer off. No work. No mornings earlier than I want them to be. No stressful children to deal with at school. Well, this is me: I'm longing for accomplishments born out of hard work and a night where I feel exhausted from real, physical labor. That's why, right now, I can't wait to be in India.

Crissy, her brothers and I went to Ross Lake in Washington this past week.  It was awesome.  God's creation is truely beautiful.  We rented kayaks and paddled up the lake to a camp site along the lake.   Check out the pictures below.  They may take a few moments.

So I am currently a little over half way through my stay in Nicaragua.  The people here are wonderful.  It is beautiful, but there is such a startling need.  I love the church that I am working with.  They are passionate about Jesus.  Last night I spoke on baptism and eight people who were there are going to get baptized.  But in case you think it has anything to d

Crissy and I are at Hogar Escuela Adventista in El Salvador, Central America.  It is a childrens home for kids without parents or parents unable to care for them.  There are about 100 students in seven homes.  We will tell you more about it as time goes on. 

None yet,  Coming soon. . .