• Right Question, Wrong Answer

    Right Question, Wrong Answer

    In journalist Peter Stefanovic’s interesting book ‘Hack in a Flak Jacket’, he reflects on the aftermath of Michael Jackson’s death: …many people formed queues and… Read More
  • THE CHALLENGES AT HEBRON

    THE CHALLENGES AT HEBRON

    For most of the year we have a very BIG family. We have three children of our own (aged 11, 13 and 15) and we… Read More
  • The Reality Of Mission Service

    The Reality Of Mission Service

    I thought writing computer programs for a mission agency would be easier than doing it for a government agency like CSIRO.• I had all these… Read More
  • Refined Clay In Central Asia

    Refined Clay In Central Asia

    One month ago, I arrived back to my cosy mountain home with my two little boys and my amazing husband, Jono. I was relieved to… Read More
  • AT THE PAPUAN COALFACE

    AT THE PAPUAN COALFACE

    Living in this fallen world, we all have stress. It may be in the home, the workplace or within the community. So why are missionaries… Read More
  • JARS OF CLAY

    JARS OF CLAY

    One of my favourite T-shirts is ‘The many moods of a (Star Wars) stormtrooper’. ‘Angry’, ‘Happy’, ‘Sad’, ‘Sleepy’, ‘Confused’, ‘Cheerful’, ‘Frustrated’, ‘Excited’, ‘Proud’ — different captions… Read More
  • God Is Faithful

    God Is Faithful

    My grateful thanks to all who uphold me in prayer, and for those who take the time and trouble to write. Receiving news of individuals… Read More
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Right Question, Wrong Answer

In journalist Peter Stefanovic’s interesting book ‘Hack in a Flak Jacket’, he reflects on the aftermath of Michael Jackson’s death: …many people formed queues and took pictures outside the sprawling estate where Jackson died. I imagine that the feeling would have been very much the same when Elvis...

THE CHALLENGES AT HEBRON

For most of the year we have a very BIG family. We have three children of our own (aged 11, 13 and 15) and we are also in loco parentis for many more. One of our jobs at Hebron School, apart from normal teaching responsibilities, has been to dorm parent groups of girls at Hebron. Hebron is an...

The Reality Of Mission Service

I thought writing computer programs for a mission agency would be easier than doing it for a government agency like CSIRO. • I had all these people praying for me so God was sure to be helping • My colleagues would all be Christians and easy to get along with. • The sense of purpose and...

AT THE PAPUAN COALFACE

Living in this fallen world, we all have stress. It may be in the home, the workplace or within the community. So why are missionaries so in need of our prayers and support? I experienced the stress of leaving all I knew, when emigrating from the city of Toronto to small-town New Zealand in my...

JARS OF CLAY

One of my favourite T-shirts is ‘The many moods of a (Star Wars) stormtrooper’. ‘Angry’, ‘Happy’, ‘Sad’, ‘Sleepy’, ‘Confused’, ‘Cheerful’, ‘Frustrated’, ‘Excited’, ‘Proud’ — different captions under the very same photo of a stormtrooper’s clearly emotionless headgear. It’s true though — behind a...

A Day in our Lives in Spain

Beaches, river, land — what do they all have in common? Ribadeo is on the northern holiday coast of Galicia, where there are many beautiful beaches, including one called Los Catedrales (The Cathedrals), which attracted over 250,000 sightseers this summer. Even though there are some ongoing...