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Kenya YES Team
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008. Kenya YES team newsletter #3. Melissa Eby and Ben Yutzy. You can better read our letters, with pictures, at yesteamkenya.blogspot.com. Twas' the Night Before Christmas, and all throughout Kenya. Not a creature was stirring not even a panya (rat);. The lantern was hung from the rafters with care,. In hopes that electricity would soon be there;. The YES team were snuggled all tight in their beds,. While visions of sugarcane danced in their heads;. Safety and good health. One thing...
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Kenya YES Team: December 2007
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007. Kenya YES team newsletter #2. You can better read our letters, with pictures, at yesteamkenya.blogspot.com. 159; For relatively good health, and my quick recovery from malaria. 159; Our second and final week of Swahili classes begins Wed. We are learning, but we ask that you continue to pray that we will come to understand more of the language. It has been a blessing, though, that many people understand English. 159; Continued team unity. Saturday, December 8, 2007. That we wi...
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Kenya YES Team: February 2008
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Friday, February 8, 2008. Last Kenya YES team newsletter. Kenya YES team newsletter #7. You can better read our letters, with pictures, at yesteamkenya.blogspot.com. Protection for the missionaries in Kenya. Our time in Kenya. Melissa for the Kenya team. Friday, February 1, 2008. Home again, Home again, Jig-ity Jig. Kenya YES team newsletter #6. You can better read our letters, with pictures, at yesteamkenya.blogspot.com. These were a few of the questions that were facing these local church leaders.
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Team Hong Kong: December 2007
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A glimpse into the lives of Maria, Karen, Ben, and Joshua. Sunday, December 30, 2007. Team Hong Kong Newsletter # 4. A Holly Jolly Christmas. December 31, 2007. Christmas in Hong Kong means time to celebrate. We learned this first-hand, as the church, aka our home, was the location of four parties over the span of four days. We happily joined the festivities and were able to meet many new people, learn new games, and of course sample a great variety of new foods. At the Christmas party with Santa Ben.
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Team Hong Kong
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A glimpse into the lives of Maria, Karen, Ben, and Joshua. Monday, July 14, 2008. Team Hong Kong Newsletter #30. The Final HK Letter. July 14, 2008. We've put hours of planning into this camp, now what? God, what are you trying to teach us? Praise God - through all of our strengths, weaknesses, dreams, and fears - He has placed us on this Hong Kong team, changed us, and allowed us to be His hands and feet! That we would be able to have a wholesome closure to our time in Hong Kong. Starting to say Goodbye.
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Team Hong Kong: Starting to say Goodbye
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A glimpse into the lives of Maria, Karen, Ben, and Joshua. Monday, July 7, 2008. Starting to say Goodbye. Team Hong Kong Newsletter # 29. Starting to say Goodbye. July 7, 2008. Our program this past Thursday at a local school went well. Although only a few students came, we had a good time of interaction with them. Wednesday was our last day at Crossroads. It was sad, but we made a lot of good memories there. We are doing a Bible camp this week (Wednesday through Friday) with several kids from the school.
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Team Hong Kong: February 2008
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A glimpse into the lives of Maria, Karen, Ben, and Joshua. Monday, February 25, 2008. Team Hong Kong Newsletter # 12. This Week at Crossroads. February 25, 2008. Would you like a small or a large? Is that for here or take away? Did you want the vanilla chai or the spiced? We handed out about 800 flyers about an English night we're starting, pray for a good response! Only a few hours after handing out the flyers someone was at the church doors ready to sign up! Monday, February 18, 2008. February 18, 2008.
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Team Hong Kong: January 2008
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A glimpse into the lives of Maria, Karen, Ben, and Joshua. Monday, January 28, 2008. Team Hong Kong Newsletter # 8. January 28, 2008. God hand-designed each one of them and knows them better than they know themselves, and here they are scurrying here and there, with no idea who their Creator is. How can we tell the youth that their value does not depend on the university they're in or the grades they are getting? Sunday, January 20, 2008. Team Hong Kong Newsletter # 7. January 21, 2008. Tuesday, January ...
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Kenya YES Team: Our week in Nairobi
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Monday, January 14, 2008. Our week in Nairobi. That's really the extent of our week here in Nairobi. Hopefully the next time we send an update we'll have a better idea of what the weeks ahead hold. For now we're learning to trust God with the future and all of the unknown. Becky Jordan for the Kenya team. This has been a time for us to reflect on what we have experienced the last month and to be able to have some time as a team. We're safe here in Nairobi. I've been thinking about you and praying for you.
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Kenya YES Team: Pictures
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Sunday, January 13, 2008. These are some of this sights we saw due to all of the election violence. The first pictures of all the people are refugees who were hiding out at the Songhor police station. You can see that there were people and their things everywhere. Above) The kids loved the camera, and couldn't get close enough to Melissa as she was taking the pictures. Both below) The multitudes of refugees. Above) A normally bustling street in Kisumu that had been trashed. Businesses were burnt or s...
