PicturesHello all, It’s hard to add pictures to this blog, and sometimes impossible. If interested in more pics, befriend me on Facebook! read morePosted By Jeff and Joy Maurer / November 15, 2009
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Fall 09DECISIONS, DECISIONS! It’s been an interesting 14 months since we’ve been in Honduras, as far as making decisions goes… At first it was just the difficulty of how to manage normal life with different patterns of traffic, shopping, language, and relationship building. Then at random times it's been complicated when we need to figure out how to [...] read morePosted By Jeff and Joy Maurer / November 15, 2009
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November 09PLAN A TRIP TO HONDURAS: We have begun filling in our calendar for work groups to come minister to the poor in Honduras next year. We would love to have you, your church group, and your friends come. We have options with the daycare mission house construction, and with VBS with the kids. If interested, start [...] read morePosted By Jeff and Joy Maurer / November 15, 2009
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October 09Futbol (soccer) is the number one sport in Honduras. It's more intense when all that energy goes to rooting on one sport! Give some kids a ball and a little bit of room, and they'll have a game going. It's in their blood from birth! We've been able to be amongst the excitement of Honduras [...] read morePosted By Jeff and Joy Maurer / November 15, 2009
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New LifeI love baptisms. Seeing the amazing transformation come across their faces as they follow in obedience to Jesus. Awesome. There’s no other word. It was such a privilege to be able to water baptize many for the Faith Club Mother’s, teen girls, and even children that I’ve had the privilege of ministering to. Many of them [...] read morePosted By Missionary Mommy - Carina Greer / November 9, 2009
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Time fliesNovember?? Can you honestly believe its November. Its so hard for me to wrap my mind around that Christmas is just around the corner. Here in PNG its summer- hot, humid, not allot of green. It feels so backwards to this Canadian girl, who remembers November being a time for thick jackets, hot soups, and [...] read morePosted By Missionary Mommy - Carina Greer / November 9, 2009
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Esther's Story…If you knew us back when we were preparing to come to Thailand, you probably heard us talk about how our desire and goal in ministry was to disciple young Akha leaders, who could then go out and minister the gospel to their own people! Arriving in... read morePosted By Paul and Lori Vernon / October 31, 2009
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GRANDMA “CuCu†(pronounced show show in Kikuyu)Part 3:Walking down the dirt pathway to Jacaranda I always passed a crazy old grandma sitting in the dirt or mud just outside the door. She would yell to me in Kikuyu and I would talk to her and reach out to touch her, and even though I wanted to do more I would move on because I felt like I had to keep my focus on the women who were coming to sew. Once as I was leaving I tried to give something to eat to Grandma and children came from everywhere begging for food. I caused such an uproar from all the other mothers in the pathway, they yelled at me because I was giving food to an old lady... read morePosted By Garry and Brenda Kean / October 31, 2009
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The Beginning of Jacaranda Creations (And how it's changing a family forever...)Part 2:As an evangelist walking through the slum of Marurui I wanted so much to lead people to Jesus, but as I listened to a pastor from Marurui Baptist Church share how difficult it has been to sustain discipleship amidst the overwhelming poverty, I realized that something practical was also needed. He shared how the women who came for Bible Study at his church soon stopped as they were too hungry and needed to find work in order to feed their children, it was then the Lord birthed in my heart the desire to begin a sewing ministry where we could provide income and at the same time disciple... read morePosted By Garry and Brenda Kean / October 28, 2009
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The beauty of AIDSPNG’s new ad campaign against AIDS. We are seeing so many cases of young people with AIDS. I loved this sign… the irony. The beauty of Aids…100% Avoidable. The newest stat I saw said the most people with AIDS in PNG are ages 15-30. read morePosted By Missionary Mommy - Carina Greer / October 28, 2009
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