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Higby Herald December 2013
Our son Roger has Christmas in his bones—born on Thanksgiving day in 1995, he sees it as his family duty to usher in the Christmas season by playing Christmas music earlier than either Priscilla…
Letters and posts written from or about Burkina Faso.
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Our son Roger has Christmas in his bones—born on Thanksgiving day in 1995, he sees it as his family duty to usher in the Christmas season by playing Christmas music earlier than either Priscilla…
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Two years ago, Dr. Ellis Deibler Jr., an experienced Bible translation consultant, spoke about good consulting techniques at the biennial Bible Translation Conference in Dallas.
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Reflecting back over our years together, Germany will soon be the sixth country we’ve called home for a year or more since we started out in 1990!
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For eight days, three hours, and 20 minutes, I (Priscilla) helped 16 Black Forest Academy students to discover Christian service in Burkina Faso.
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In Wycliffe, translation consultants are very important because they use their knowledge of the original languages to check the validity of every Scripture verse translated.
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We have exciting news on the Bible translation front as Wycliffe has just released the 2012 statistics for Scripture access!
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Henry and Kevin are out of college for the summer and both working up on Mackinac Island.
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Ghana Workshop The Buli Rapid Word Collection workshop was a success, and the total number of words and phrases collected was 14,747.
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Our opinion could have something to do with the 90 degree temperatures both in and outside of our house the week we left Ouagadougou.
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Celebrate with us that our son Kevin has now graduated from the International School of Ouagadougou!
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We are rafting the rapids of time as our furlough approaches and we close out our 17 years in Africa*.
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Look around the next time you are sitting in church and take note of how many people are reading Scripture on electronic devices, whether it be a Kindle, a PDA, or a cellphone.