Missionary media producer and motorcyclist Andy Brown documents his first journey into the African bush on his motorcycle.
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School update
Lesa and the kids have had a busy and productive time at school the past few months. Late last year saw Robbie’s theatre debut, in the middle school portion of a night of student-written one acts Lesa produced. And with … Continue reading
A typical Brown-family Christmas video…
Video
… what happens every time you try to get your kids to sit still for a picture?
Merry Christmas! We hope that you all are having a blessed time of celebrating Christ’s birth this week. We’ve been hearing of the cold and snow back in the States and suppose we shouldn’t mention the sunny 90 degree weather we’ve been having!? As we are winding up 2010, we look back and are so amazed at what God has done in our lives. The biggest piece of news we wanted to tell you is that we had an incredible response to our last update about our financial support needs. Thanks to many of you, we are able to stay on the field through the end of this term (May 2011) when we will be returning for our second “home assignment.” We look forward to hopefully seeing each of you in June or July when we visit our churches and families. As you can see in the video, we just got back from a short trip to Olepishet this week. We’ll tell you more about the cool things happening there in our next update! For now, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Love in Christ,
Andy, Lesa, Robbie, Avery, and Sydney
10 days with Revdad
This morning I dropped my friend and college roomate Dave Parker and his son off at the airport to return to their home in Galesburg, Il. The past 10 days we’ve had some amazing experiences together, a weekend with our … Continue reading
Brown Family Update – May 2010
In the past month we’ve closed a musical, said many goodbyes to graduating students, goodbye to OFM teammates, “welcome back” to friends, Andy’s traveled to the Northern Frontier and Rwanda, played in jazz festivals, and we’ve hosted our Rendille and … Continue reading