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A Snapshot of Strength | MarieCHIARA
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8230;and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land. A Snapshot of Strength. Meet Bormei, VeunCheung and Vanditha. They like drawing, American cartoons and Rubik’s Cubes. Two of them are under the age of 15. They are funny. They are smart. And they are all members of the Learning Center’s most advanced English class. In fact, they are the only. I’ll Be (Away From) Home for Christmas →. One Response to “A Snapshot of Strength”. William B. Dunn. November 22, 2013 at 3:29 am. You are comment...
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8230;and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land. I told this story during our first home assignment, and an elder in the church told me later he had never thought about how buying milk in another culture might be stressful. Most of us have heard of culture shock and anticipate rocky times when we first arrive in our new country of service. Many of us do not realise that when we recover from culture shock, a lesser-known relative cross-culture stress stays behind to keep us company.
The Taxi Ride from…well, you know… | MarieCHIARA
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8230;and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land. The Taxi Ride from…well, you know…. Recently I had the unexpected pleasure of getting out of town with some PCL friends for a little last minute vacation. Cambodia’s late King Norodom Sihanouk passed away in November and his long awaited cremation closed the Learning Center, and most of Siem Reap for that matter, for several days this past weekend. As we prepared for the inevitable attempt to fit a fourth person in the back seat, we res...
Cross-Cultural Stress | MarieCHIARA
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8230;and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land. I told this story during our first home assignment, and an elder in the church told me later he had never thought about how buying milk in another culture might be stressful. Most of us have heard of culture shock and anticipate rocky times when we first arrive in our new country of service. Many of us do not realise that when we recover from culture shock, a lesser-known relative cross-culture stress stays behind to keep us company.
The Crucible | MarieCHIARA
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8230;and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land. Recently my younger brother got married. So I went back to America for the wedding. It was all too long…because Cambodia has stolen my heart. It was all too short…because America is my homeland and, like it or not, it will always run through my veins. Peter answered Him, We have left everything to follow You! What then will there be for us? And right now my heart hurts when I think about this. Which surprises me. I only have six months ...
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Missionary Mama | Playing choo-choo, kissing boo-boos & serving Jesus in Mexico
Playing choo-choo, kissing boo-boos and serving Jesus in Mexico. March 9, 2014. Tonight as I go about my business: putting the kids to bed, helping John pack for Korea, and of course drinking a hot cup of tea- my heart and mind is constantly thinking about Mariana. What a heart this nurse has! Manuel and Nara are on staff with us here and serve with Homes of Hope. They spent so much time helping this sweet family get their passports. January 14, 2014. By the time we got home from spending time in nor cal...
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IGuitar player. Avid reader. Poetry writer. Runner. Hiker. Volleyball lover. Former Heretic. Missionary Youth Minister. Catholic. Colorado Native. Jesus lover. Thursday, September 20, 2012. Here's the thing - working as if you are the one saving souls is dangerous. It was that moment that I realized she thought it all depended on her and no one else. I asked her if she thought that, and she responded she did. It turns out she forgot that Jesus is doing the work, not her at all. It's not good for those yo...
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A Home For The Homeless. Welcome to Missionary Manor. Missionary Manor is a non-profit 501C3 Christian organization with 17 years of service dedicated to serving the working poor families in our community or as spoken by Matthew 25:41-45, “the least among you.” We do this by providing housing to those living on the streets, in their cars or in some other form of inadequate shelter. For more information contact Gary Thomas, at (970) 405-2988. Up and Coming Meetings. Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 5:00PM-7:00PM.
MarieCHIARA | …and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land.
8230;and her various musings on life and teaching in a foreign land. I told this story during our first home assignment, and an elder in the church told me later he had never thought about how buying milk in another culture might be stressful. Most of us have heard of culture shock and anticipate rocky times when we first arrive in our new country of service. Many of us do not realise that when we recover from culture shock, a lesser-known relative cross-culture stress stays behind to keep us company.
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8230;working for Missions Door as a Mission Teams Coordinator. Skip to primary content. 2012-7 Nicaragua: Team Bonete Puppet story. 2013 Haiti: Red Rocks Fellowship. 2013 Haiti – RRF Friday to Tuesday. 2013 Haiti – RRF Wednesday to Sunday. Hi, I’m Mark! As a missionary with Missions Door. That I was appointed! My vision and passion. For ministry is three-fold:. To be directed by the Lord in the salvation and transformation of people. To support and care for our indigenous missionaries. In Christ Jesus,.
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