Please spare a thought and a prayer for my Phase One colleague Jenny, who has just reported on her blog that her laptop and cellphone have both just been stolen. Pray particularly that she had backups, because all her TEEC assignments, as well as her entire Masters thesis would have been on there.
Power
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Nelson Mandela has influenced people all over the world. As he gets older,
his 'voice' becomes more important for the future generations. It is always
pr...
Starting the day with Greek
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This is my Bible reading for today, cross-posted from the Greek blog
because it has some relevance to getting on with each other
cross-culturally and will ...
The Bible
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"*Every scripture is inspired by God and useful for teaching, for reproof,
for correction, and for training in righteousness*" (2 Timothy 3:16).
Saying ...
New horizons
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I'm undertaking a new professional assignment at present and feel it
inappropriate to continue with this ever controversial blog. So for the
time being blo...
News from the Bentley's
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Dear friends
Just to share some news (which may be of no interest to most - apologies
for cluttering your inbox)...
It is now official that I have been ...
Book Review–Reggie by Reggie Dabbs, John Driver
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Reggie
By Reggie Dabbs, John Driver
This book as the title suggests is based on the life of Reggie who finds
out in second grade that his parents are ...
Call me Thomas
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After my bold thoughts about a resurrection life an noticing the flame that
is my call burning brighter again, I allowed painful experiences of the
past to...
Whit is new today!
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Hey,
How are you?
I'm so happy today because just received my laptop from towoeo.com
with such low price of the quality goods , you can have a look if you
ne...
The Church and the People
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Maybe it is time that I voice some thoughts that have been floating in my
mind for a while now. Whilst Steven and Jenny's posts about same sex
relations...
It may have been the sampling of that pineapple beer in Standard 8 that resulted in me choosing accountancy as my first career (and not touching alcohol since), but a far stronger Spirit has called me into my second career as I prepare for the exciting journey towards becoming a full-time minister in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa.
Being married to my wonderful wife Belinda, and having been blessed with an amazing son, James, is living proof that accountants DO have a personality. (Or maybe Belinda just felt sorry for me, perhaps?)
Judging by the blogs of Dion Forster, Wessel Bentley, and others, it looks like being able to blog is one of the requirements for being a minister (!), so here goes...
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