Burden Bearers International: Quick Update

Friday, August 28, 2009

Quick Update

Whew, it's been a crazy week! And we have received so much encouragement and confirmation along the way that we are just in awe of the way God works!

Our 2010 schedule is already filling up rapidly! As it stands now we will be in Europe from mid-January through the end of April with at least two two-week service projects with Tim Cole and YFC/MCYM Belgium.

Thank you all for your continued prayers as we move forward with this incredible adventure!

Please do not hesitate to pass our contact information to anyone you know who may be interested in our services!

hossandkatylin {at} gmail {dot} com

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-DAugust 31, 2009 at 6:43 PM
Great post guys. Thanks.

Funny when I saw this page, the illustration of the guy on the map with the cross, the model is me! The artist is Lars Justinen whom I worked with for many years and therefore became his reference model for many of his illustrations. Small world!
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Gombojav TribeSeptember 9, 2009 at 12:50 PM
I love what you guys are doing!

We may have projects for you in Mongolia in the future. :-)
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What we're about:

Our vision is that we will be able to respond quickly to other ministries and organizations that need assistance with things that are outside of their immediate capabilities. It seems that the church as a whole is very good about recognizing the needs of those who minister to them directly, but we sometimes forget that there are hundreds of thousands of individuals who have dedicated their lives to serving the Lord in places we don't often think about. If the pastor of the local church has a leaky faucet, there are probably 8-10 plumbers in the congregation who can have him squared away in no time. It is far more difficult to just run to Kenya real quick to help the missionary family repair their leaky roof. Similarly, when a river overflows its banks in Iowa, there are hundreds of organizations set up to come rushing to assistance; however, a similarly devestating situation for a village in India doesn't always get the same amount of attention.

Another big part of what we want to be able to provide is the face-to-face relationships and encouragement that so many missionaries miss. Whether that be just spending time with the family and sharing in all their nitty-gritty, day-to-day "stuff," babysitting the kids so that mom and dad can have a special date night, repainting the living room, or cleaning the house. We want them to experience love and refreshement.

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