Author Archives: Gayle

BletJhaw is so much better now than he has been for the past 6 years!  Thank you for your prayers!  Now we can return to BYT! This year, the rainy season brought way less rain than usual; the ground stayed pretty … Continue reading →

Yes!  High Intensity Interval Training!  HIIT I believe the hardest thing for me in my entire missionary experience is waiting 2 months for BletJhaw to recover enough to return to BYT. I am happy knowing we are in God’s will, … Continue reading →

THE GREATER THE LOVE THE GREATER THE PAIN  Quotes from DA chapter 73 Were you ever in the desperate position of watching a loved one suffer physically? Did you wish with all your heart you could take the pain and … Continue reading →

“This world is not our home.” I have never ever experienced such physical pain in my life! However, this suffering has placed a great longing in my heart, not just to recover and continue my life in health and strength, … Continue reading →

July 30, 2020 was a day to be remembered and yet a day we wish to forget!  BletJhaw was wheeled into the surgery room at 11:20a.m.  We had put this procedure off for several years, but now it was imperative … Continue reading →

I have missed many stories here in my web page.  Time has flown by and internet is unavailable.  If I find any of the stories I have written I will put them in, even if the dates are not chronological. … Continue reading →

I know why God did not give angels this work of soul saving!  Because it brings so much joy into your heart that cannot be described by pen or words!  The heart is too full! Sabbath, May 23, dawned bright … Continue reading →

Dear Friends! You are all very special to me!  Your love, prayers and support greatly help me to keep pressing on!  The pandemic has not been felt in a big way over here.  -Of course we are deep in the … Continue reading →

May 9, 2020 Sabbath morning dawned clear and bright.  The rain we had experienced a couple of days ago had significantly cleared the smoke away that had overwhelmed us for the past 3 months.  It also took care of the thick layer … Continue reading →

Here in the jungle we are isolated in our houses.  Our roads are blocked.  Our clinic is silent.  Our church door is shut. Our fields are burning.  The air is filled with smoke.  The ground is parched and the intense … Continue reading →