September 2019 Newsletter
So there are a lot of fun activities coming up, but let’s take some time to rewind (there’s a term the younger generation won’t understand) and check out the last few months.
Category: Informative
Hello? Anyone there?
Holy moly! Is it almost March already? Let’s fast-track this and do a photo journey through the last few months. So, we came back to Chile on December 31st. Boy, … Continue reading Hello? Anyone there?
Newsletter: August and September 2018
A newsletter that isn’t six months late? WHAT? Is there something wrong with me? Shh. Just enjoy it while it’s happening. Before we go any further, we’d like to let … Continue reading Newsletter: August and September 2018
Newsletter: July 2018
We thank you for your prayers and support, and pray that God blesses you as richly as He has blessed us.
Supporting Your Missionaries: Investing in the Kingdom
So, in an effort to be transparent, we have written this letter to let you know that our plans this year have hit a snag– due to our funding steadily declining over the last few years, we do not have sufficient funds to do our furlough this year.
Online Giving
We have been asked, many times, if we have a way to donate to our mission online. Until now, we did not.
Supporting Your Missionary: Exchange Rates
Let’s talk money. We aren’t complaining or suffering. Things are a little tighter right now, and we thought we would explain something most missionaries deal with.
Fiestas Patrias
September is an interesting month in Chile. Spring is just coming in. The cold days are warming up, the sun is shining, and the flowers are blooming. It’s the perfect weather for parties.
New Layout, New Focus
By: Tabi Since we rarely ever use this blog anymore, I decided to give it a new layout and a new focus. I will now try to update this … Continue reading New Layout, New Focus
Confessions of a Translator: Cheatsites
Hi, Tabi here. I just had to share the news! Mike and I are about to begin a new project. Personally, I’m a little nervous about it, but I’m also … Continue reading Confessions of a Translator: Cheatsites
