Archive for 2009

Fall 2009

Jo with Lusia Jolanda
Jolanda is mentoring two students at the moment. Lusia Pangaribuan is a DTS student from Indonesia. Jennifer Cook is a young American lady who is staff with YWAM in Georgia (the Eastern European country). She is here for three months doing the Biblical Core Course.

Jolanda also recently organized a love feast here at Heidebeek. She’s very good at these kinds of things and she enjoyed doing it very much. (That’s where these pictures were taken.) Read More…

 

Meetings, vacation and meetings!

Lisa taking her "treats" to school

Summer break is over, vacation is behind us, and Lisa has started back to school again.  Even the weather seems to be doing an about face since the temperatures are supposed to be in the mid-60′s this week.  (I know, all my Arizona friends are jealous.)

Lisa went back to school on August 24th, and on the 25th we celebrated her sixth birthday.  In Holland, the birthday girl or boy are allowed to bring treats to school for everyone, which is a fun tradition. Read More…

 

Lisa turns 6!

 

Uganda Trip 2009 – part 2

Lady WorkingThis is the second half of my report on my trip to Uganda written at the end of the week there.

As this week is drawing to a close, I can say that I am very glad I decided to come to Uganda. Not only was it good to meet with the various regional communication teams – there are currently five teams: LatinCom (South America), SpiceCom (India), EuroCom (Europe), AfriCom (Africa), AspaCom (Asia and the Pacific) – but it was good to simply meet these people and spend time with them outside of any formal setting; talk with them, joke around with them (and we did a lot of that), have coffee (or tea) together, etc. Read More…

 

Uganda Trip 2009 – part 1

Comm Team vergaderingen 2009, Oeganda

Comm Team meetings 2009, Uganda

We started our Communication Teams (Comm Teams) meeting today.  There people from five different regions represented here: LatinCom (South America), SpiceCom (India), EuroCom (Europe), AfriCom (Africa), AspaCom (Asia and the Pacific), plus various individuals who are interested in being involved in or starting Comm Teams in at least 6 African countries.  Altogether we represent 11 different nationalities.  Since we’re still meeting, I’ll share more about the meeting later this week. Read More…