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Archive for June, 2009

Kabiyé

I’ve been spending many hours preparing for the upcoming workshop in Togo, West Africa.  I found out that I didn’t need to worry about the Gospel of Mark, so I moved to Titus.  I’ve finished Titus and 1 Peter, and am now working on 2 Peter.  It was quite distressing when I first begin checking [...]

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Togo

I thought I was going to have 2 months in Grand Rapids to catch up on things, but it turns out that the Lord had me block of part of that time for a translation consulting workshop in Togo, West Africa.  Since our consultants are already stretched to the max, it was decided that I [...]

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Not Just Hebrew and Greek

Lest you think that only people with a knowledge of Greek and Hebrew can help at Bibles International, you need to check out this picture album on Picasa:
http://picasaweb.google.com/kristy.mont/ChadLiteracyTeacherTrainingJune2009?authkey=Gv1sRgCK6t25jPuLD7Eg&feat=directlink. 
Connie Champeon and Kristy Montgomery went to Chad, Africa, to strenghten the literacy program.  The Africans seemed to have a very good time playing such word-learning games as Go [...]

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Some of you may remember a post a few months ago where I dispelled the false notion that I spend most of my waking hours sitting around watching sports.  I can assure you that nothing has changed.  I did watch bits and pieces of the NBA playoffs, but I’m getting tired of watching overly tatooed, [...]

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Lots of NC

I’ve been in NC often lately.  I had a meeting in Raleigh in the middle of May, and it seems like I keep getting back up into the state.  Last Wed I drove up to Connover to meet with a pastor for lunch.  Then I drove to Clayton for my meeting at Community B/C (the [...]

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… but the Lord directeth his steps.”  I marvel at the way the Lord orchestrates my schedule.  I set aside a month to be in Grand Rapids in Jan-Feb so that I could work on things at the office, but the Lord had me set that aside so that I could get into an accident [...]

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