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Snapshots of Missionary Life: Catching Up…Again

ByAndrew

We have a lot of ground to cover since our last Snapshots post. As always, you can keep up with us in real time by following us on Instagram.

We’re in the final stretch of our NT Survey class at the Bible Institute.
Multitasking: organizing my stamp collection while watching Open Roading.
Sanding the wall at Ebenezer in preparation for our annual conference. You can read more about that here.
Some local wildlife.
A beautiful view in downtown São Luis.
In the museum of religious art: the little-known patron saint of the air guitar?
One of my favorite activities is showing friends around São Luís.
The friends in question: Three former seminar students, along with the husband and children of one of them.
Different hobby, same YouTube channel.
At our conference I got to break out the saxophone…a rare occurrence these days.
Putting the final touches on a Bible Institute lesson.
The caretaker at camp built this beautiful pulpit.
…he also helped me design and execute the new zip line.
Our second annual ladies’ retreat was a huge success.
It always an immense privilege when we get to talk to our oldest son in the US.
Another privilege: getting to work with these fellow pastors.

Bonus video: Mount Zion Baptist Camp in the morning.

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