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Evangelism The weather has been literally all over the place! We have had days of cold and snow (very unusual to have as much snow as we had) and then the temps have been up in the high 60s as … Continue reading →

Evangelism December is normally one of my favorite months for being out on the streets here. That is because people are generally in a better mood and more receptive to talking about the Gospel as well as the fact that … Continue reading →

Update The summer has officially ended and it is good to see it go! The weather can get quite hot here in the summer but the real issue is that the city empties quite frequently as people head to the … Continue reading →

Thank you all for your prayers! The summer here can be a little slower going since many people go on vacation outside of the city because of the heat. It is also the time of year that we have visitors … Continue reading →

Thank you all for your continued prayers and support! We have had a good last month or so as well as having some sad times but we are still blessed to be here. Speaking of being here, we officially received … Continue reading →

  Church The church here has been going well. Now that the summer is past, people are not going to their villages/beaches as much anymore which means more steady attendance in church. Even Wednesday evening Bible studies have seen a … Continue reading →

Things have gotten much more difficult here over the course of the week. I have been out until very late at night many times this week to meet the crowds as much as I can and am constantly seeing lines … Continue reading →

Thanks so much to you and the church for handling so much for us and the ministry here! It has been a relief that you are there for us as you are. Evangelism We are finally into the summer months … Continue reading →

Evangelism It is so good to finally be out of one of the rainiest winters in a long time (that is what the locals said). It was cold enough that people did not go out that much and certainly never … Continue reading →

December is a slower month around here for people in Thessaloniki. The universities emptied and many businesses closed on many days. For about a 8 or 9 day stretch, the streets were relatively empty. Things began to pick up again … Continue reading →