We're in Kentucky!

Welcome to the culture of the south, with it's rolling green hills, rich history, and "y'all come" hospitality. The culture is indeed different from western Nebraska, yet very similar in many ways.

It has been a long, busy 5 months packing, loading, driving, unloading, unpacking, and settling in…involving 5 family units and all of the parts, tools and projects associated with the ministry. We've all been anxious to "get back to ministry." With that said, here's a question: is ministry simply working on airplanes, flying airplanes, and meeting for Bible classes to prepare for the mission field? No, no, and no!

Ministry is:

• Loading stuff into trailers…with some great help from unchurched friends
• Handling problems with trailers en route…with patience and kindness to the truck drivers
• Helping one another get settled into new homes and a new culture
• Building relationships with new people
• Embracing the process of unpacking boxes

So it may not look like normal activity for a mission aviation ministry - but it certainly is by God's standards! This is Mission Training 301. In other words, there's no "getting back to ministry" - because we've never left it!

Ministry never stops - it sometimes takes on a different form in the process of following Him.

Praise God for providing many opportunities for all of us to learn and minister in the process.

Archives:

Missionaire is Relocating - February 2006

About Where We're Going - August 2006

We're On The Move - March 2007