This, I admit, was about the third time that I’ve attended the Imitate Jehovah assembly. Nonetheless, it’s a unique experience each time to hear the experiences of the different brothers and sisters, the personal touches they put in the outlines of their talk, to hear how its tailored to the needs of the Circuit, and … More Paris: Our First Assembly
The steps that we take and the goals that we set always stem from this basic desire: to give Jehovah our very best. But every time we make the effort, Jehovah gives much, much more. I can only express my gratitude in return. What a privilege we all have in being just one if millions … More Paris: Gratitude
The past two weeks have been exciting times of activity, with great support in the ministry and plenty of time spent with friends. This week we are enjoying the Circuit Overseer’s visit. He and his wife come from Belize, and cover three countries and several languages within their circuit. Our treat so far has been … More Paris: a belated update
It was bright, hot, and early when we were dressed and Enrique met us outside of our house to take a bus to the market with him. (This is another person who has truly looked out for us and extended his friendship to us since we’ve been here.) The market was less crowded than usual, … More Paris: lovely day in león
Initially, I thought today would be about our day in Granada, but it developed into something much more. I knew the type of brotherhood we have is the only of its kind. It truly brings strangers close. Still, relying on your brothers and sisters for knowledge or advice about their homeland and their companionship just … More Paris: unique to us
Today was another long day in service, one that ended with me coming in the house sweaty and with dust all over my feet and the bottom of my skirt. In short, it was a nice day. There was such an interchange of encouragement and two Bible studies were started. One with a man who … More Paris: 1 Peter 5:6,7
The days seem long and eventful here. Our days are filled with the ministry, study, and it seems, plenty of association with friends from our congregation. It began with some Bible reading, and preparation for the ministry. We then got on the (wrong) bus, but soon found out and got off on the next stop. … More Paris: the days seem longer
