It's Been A Long Time......

I have been so busy raising my family I have had difficulty keeping up with this blog. One of my latest adventures has been trying to develop an ecommerce product. You can check it out at yimersmagnets.com or http://ebay.us/JDy2Yc?cmpnId=5338273189 I have had other interesting experiences and inspirations that I may share here later....

Pray for Koehn Family

https://www.google.com/amp/windsorstar.com/news/local-news/kingsville-man-drowns-in-lake-erie-while-helping-struggling-child/amp

Daily Inspiration

Bible Inspirations and Quotes

Signs of a True Church- Menno Simons

Quotes from Anabaptist Forefathers: Menno Simons, Dietrich Phillips

My Present Status

Since starting this blog I have had more children and more responsibilities in my life. I also teach for a living so I tend to be quite busy and keep my Internet time to a minimum. However, I am still interested in the spreading of the Good News. That ambition has taken on and morphed into various forms from prison ministry with my Church to trying to help a persecuted Russian couple find their place in our community. So feel free to share with me from time to time. I spend less time here, but may return more frequently in the future pending on opportunity, So thanks for following.

Really Cool Site to Learn More About Bible

I really like this site for bringing the Bible alive with helpful animation. It helps simplify and bridge the gap of understanding of how Jesus relates with the whole....because He is the Word. Check it out!


https://thebibleproject.com/

Trying to Help a Family Seeking Religious Asylum

https://www.gofundme.com/ike-stephanyan-refugee-family

West End Update October 2016--They're Alive!

Just to give our readership some news on the situation for our brethren in Haiti. We have some congregations with a little over 200 members that were right in the path of Hurricane Matthew. Just listened to an audio clip report that everyone of those members are alive. This is tempered only by the fact that many lives have been lost and for many survivors---other than their lives---everything else is lost. In one congregation they have been gathering loose pieces of tin to give them a covering at night to keep off the dew and the rain. However there has been the typical Haitian response that God is good and they are thankful for their lives, despite the destruction. We need to continue to pray and keep tuned in how we can help them rebuild their communities and their lives. Just imagine a 50 mile wide desert across what was once green with trees and vegetation--the greenest part of Haiti. Still waiting on an official report as it gets easier to reach the interior and access the disaster further.