Hey everyone! For some of you this may be the first message you are getting from us in quite some time. I have finally had time to fix the subscriptions on our website so we can stay in better touch with you all.
I want to let you know at the …
Every week we have several children who stop by our house asking for food, water or plastic to recycle. In an effort to learn their names and pray for them more often, I decided to take a photo of each one and write down their names and ages. I am …
I have the privilege of being in Singapore for the next few days investigating the topic of stewardship and giving. We have a small group of missionaries from around the world gathering to participate in a few seminars and to share in some brainstorming and discussion on the process of …
Our team at WM Communications Asia Pacific recently joined as one of the 82 participants in the 168 Film Festival. We produced a short film entitled “Kamatis [A Tomato Story]” and we were selected as one of …
These are exciting and busy days for our ministry at World Mission Communications Asia-Pacific (WMC). We recently produced and submitted a film “Kamatis” to the 168 Hour Film Festival, held this past weekend in Los Angeles. …
A friend forwarded me a video made by a professor named Dr. Michael Wesch who teaches at Kansas State University who is studying digital ethnography. He is watching how humanity and technology meet on the web.
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In case you have not noticed—the web …
Every Holy Week in the Philippines there is much ritual and attention to the life of Christ. Unfortunately most of this attention is in the area of his suffering and the penance that …
Last month we took a trip to Bohol with Mom and Dad and The Brattons. We had a great time. Here are some pictures from the trip. It’s a beautiful place and one worth putting …
Lately it seems like a lot of people have been asking us what we are going to do next. Our usual answer is that we will stay here until God tells us to move, and we firmly believe this. It has been three …
Isaiah has now been in school for exactly 100 days as of February the 4th. To celebrate, he and all his classmates were asked to bring something to school with 100 items in it. They could do a …
