The M Blog

Thoughts, experiences, and things learned on the mission field.

Wednesday, June 25

Healing

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What follows is adapted from my wife's blog written May 2 along with an update of what has happened since arriving in the USA June 1. ...
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Monday, June 16

A few thoughts on the SBC in Indy

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My wife Linda and I just returned from the SBC in Indianapolis. After the convention we spent a few days in Indiana and Kentucky visiting fr...
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Thursday, June 12

Hidden in the jungle

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C.S. Stanley is a photographer with the IMB who has done a thought provoking series of short videos for Commission Stories about the unreac...
Saturday, June 7

South America: Reached? Not Yet!

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My wife, Linda, and I arrived this afternoon in Indianapolis for the annual meetings of the Southern Baptist Convention. We will be spending...
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Tuesday, June 3

It's good to be back

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It is so good to be back amongst family after many years of being away. After only fifteen hours from walking out of our house in Guayaquil,...
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Thursday, May 29

Going Stateside

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I love Ecuador. I love being a missionary. I love our work. I love being a servant of God. I love what the Lord is doing in our midst. For 3...
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Monday, May 26

What I would like to say to those coming on mission trips

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As we approach the summer months we begin what is traditionally the season for volunteer groups to come down to help us in our mission work....
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Friday, May 23

Understanding Church Planting Movements

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I recently Googled Church Planting Movements (CPM) to see what came up. Steve Addison has done us all a favor by collecting several David ...
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J. Guy Muse
I grew up as an MK in Ecuador. From 1986-2021 my wife and I served as missionaries to the country of Ecuador. Our vision is to see every believer making disciples, every house a potential church, and every church fully engaged in the Great Commission. We currently live in Texas serving the Lord through the non-profit "Mobilizing Anywhere2Everywhere" (ma2e.org).
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