Tag: Missions
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Patience in Well-Doing

In truth, if we know how to look, we find evidence of human dignity all around us, in the valiant efforts ordinary people make to meet necessity, to combat adversity and disappointment, to provide for their children, to care for their parents, to help their neighbors, to serve their country. Life provides numerous hard occasions…
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Vlog: Day in the Life of a Missionary Mom in Papua New Guinea

Many of you have asked about what life looks like for Genae and the kids here in Papua New Guinea. Well, here you go!
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Stories and Service

“Do nothing from selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility count others as more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others. Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who though he was in the form of…
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Vlog: A Glimpse Into the Medical Work

It is one month since we left for PNG! Below is a glimpse into the medical work we have been doing during our first few weeks here. Check out the video!
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One Month to PNG!

Hi – it’s Genae…normally Jake is the writer, but I have a lot on my mind lately 🙂 I can’t believe that I’m finally saying this – we have our plane tickets!!! We officially leave for Papua New Guinea on April 5th, 2023! We will arrive on Good Friday, and our first weekend there will…
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Re-thinking “Missions”

What is a Missionary? Recently, I talked on the phone with a dear friend, and shared about God leading us to Papua New Guinea. He told me, “When I was younger, I knew that someday I would either be a missionary myself or someone who supports them.” Something about the dichotomy of this statement unsettled…
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Our Journey to Missions

Genae and I met while traveling the world on a year-long Christian mission trip called the World Race. We have always had missions and adventure in our blood. In 2011, we journeyed to eleven countries throughout Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Australia. We saw God miraculously open deaf ears and blind eyes in Mozambique. We…

