  A Blessed BlurJune 18, 2009  Like each and every time before, we didn't have enough time to pack, didn't get done all that we had hoped to in Houston, didn't say good-byes to all those we dearly love, didn't feel like we were ready upon arrival, but God continues to care for us wonderfully each and every day.
Sorry for the long delay in writing. Mimi and I have returned to our hearts' home and are more than well. Our schedule in Nairobi has been crazy busy. Yep ... you can take the American out of America, but you can't take....
Thank you for your prayers and for all of your encouraging support. Our travel back home was smooth, and we are busily enjoying our Lord's work in Kenya.
We find that our teachers from the United Sates ministering at Daystar University and at the Kenya Baptist Theological College are challenged, learning, and grateful to be here in this environment. Their experiences remind me that I can try my best to explain the East African cultures, the African worldview, and African Christianity but I fall short. One must feel life with Africans, in Africa, to understand.
As we journey with our African family of faith, I am caused to think more deeply about and to reflect more purposefully upon the gospel. For this opportunity, I remain most grateful. May our faith grow more and more ... like the faith of the early Christians, and like that of our African brothers and sisters.
May we all get to know God better as we enjoy Him more!
Love,
Jamie and Mimi CommentsLeave Your Thoughts...
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 March 10, 2010 Wow! As we prepare for another summer ministry season in Africa Mimi and I are deeply encouraged by God's faithfulness. We look back and are thrilled to experience the growth of young African Christian leaders, churches, and other learning centers. We look forward and are thrilled to experience growing numbers of brothers and sisters planning to join HaMoreh's work in Africa this summer.
Mimi and I thank you for your encouraging support. Your prayers and financial support make all of ... January 21, 2010 As Mimi and I get used to the idea that we are in a new year, we pray that all will be new for you in 2010. It is and will be; we pray that we all will live consciously in the reality of every day being brand new!
We are new creatures in Christ, everyday. God is birthing us anew and afresh, everyday.
May we know the freshness of the perpetual and eternal beginning of being born again by the Holy Spirit.
May our thinking, feeling, talking, and living be fresh, all the time.... November 30, 2009 In the West, our 2009 liturgical year has come to an end. Going to church from Sunday to Sunday, it's hard to make the connection. Hopping from dot to dot, it's difficult to connect the dots - hard ... November 5, 2009 The harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few ... Mt. 9:37
On behalf of our African family of faith, Mimi and I thank you for your prayers and for your support of our 2009 mission to the ... October 6, 2009 Mimi and I invite you to join us at our home church for an awesome evening of African music. Afrizo, a student choir from Daystar University in Nairobi, Kenya, will present a concert on Friday, ... 2010 Archives
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