By So last night our Taoiseach (‘tee-shuk – Leader of Ireland) proclaimed a 2 week lockdown of the entire country. (but will likely be a month or so) We are allowed to go out for quick trips to get food, prescriptions, or exercise no further than 2Km from our home. But
By Is it all worth it?
The theme of our ministry and even our whole lives these past few years has been “is it worth it?” One new believer just before she prayed to accept Christ asked this question, passionately. It has not left my mind since. If something is of value, it has a cost
missions while in isolation
This has been an interesting time for missions the past few months. We have been in isolation for quite a while now because of a previous illness and then the Coronavirus hit Ireland. To be honest, we would rather be with our family right now. As would everyone in the
The discouraging act of illness while on the mission field (brutally honest moment of moaning)
What do you think of when you think of missionaries serving overseas? Bible studies, evangelism, one-to-one discipleship, worship, training, preaching and teaching. All these…every single one…has to do with contact with people. Illness puts such a stop to this and it get discouraging after a time. No one worries when
We all need one message
We have been in Ireland for 26 months now and have lived in three different houses in three different cities/towns. God has allowed us to be part of 4 different churches. These have ranged from a very large and polished church to really a small unpolished Bible Study group in
