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Return to North Africa

Posted on March 31, 2006 by Andy Brown
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Since going to North Africa last September, I had been dying to take Lesa there, to see if she’d feel the way I felt, to see if the experience would be a dramatic for her as it was for me. … Continue reading →

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Prayer letter (Spring 2006)

Posted on February 8, 2006 by Lesa
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We want to tell you about the really big thing going on with us. Probably the biggest reason that we are going on the Africa trip is that we have sensed that God is calling us to full-time ministry overseas. … Continue reading →

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A Night in North Africa (a week actually)

Posted on December 29, 2005 by Andy Brown
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Here begins a crazy story that is still being written… a story about how God has called my wife and I into overseas missions… a story that began a long time ago and as of Dec 29,2005, doesn’t have a … Continue reading →

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From the Sahara to DC in a day

Posted on September 13, 2005 by Andy Brown
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Sleeping in the tent, shoulder to shoulder, the wind flapped the tent and the smallest of the sand particles somehow made it through the berber carpet walls and plastered themselves onto me (remember, I was sleeping against the wall). When … Continue reading →

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Sleepless in North Africa

Posted on September 11, 2005 by Andy Brown
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Got up real early today to catch the 0600 train to Sousse… wouldn’t be so bad if we weren’t jet lagged and unable to go to sleep until 2:30am! Also, God had me pumped up last night and I couldn’t … Continue reading →

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