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We took time this month to visit family.  For those that do not know, both my mom and my dad are from Switzerland and come from very large families (I had 22 aunts-uncles, 7 have passed away, 4 are living … Continue reading →

How many of you read the last blog about parenthood and thought “What does Noah’s father do?”  Here is my response. There are three great professions in this world, the first two: following God and parenthood –they have their impact … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day, oh, yes, we need to make sure we get a card sent to both of our mothers and maybe a phone call if possible. Would I like something . . . ?  Something for what? This question from … Continue reading →

It started with a simple request from a member of the La Rochette Church here in Neuchatel and a game of “Peek-a-Boo” with Noah. The Request:  She is a high school student who had a paper to write.  Her topic … Continue reading →

Preparation: “A cake?  Sure, I can do a cake!” was the thought running through my mind as I was thinking of what I could do for Noah’s birthday.  First problem . . . I’m not in the US!  So, I … Continue reading →

You can find the 2013 Spring Newsletter under the Newletter tab and or click here.  Watch for prayer and picture updates to come.  Thank you for your continued prayer and financial support. God Bless

They are themes to our videos of Noah!!! Video #1 – Noah and Rocky!! His “caterpillar” crawl has now advanced to a full all out crawl and he is now even walking while holding on to us with both hands … Continue reading →

Short Story #1 – Knifes, Chickens and Bomb Shelters –A “Little” about Switzerland (as per the internet) Swiss army knives are red so they can be seen in the snow. Switzerland was founded in 1291 by the communities Uri, Schwyz, and … Continue reading →

We wanted to make you all aware of one of our fellow colleagues with Samaritan’s Purse who has recently experienced the loss of their 15-month-old little girl.  Aaron Kelley is an ER physician who had at the end of January … Continue reading →

It is easy to get caught up in the troubles and the worries of this life.  To get so buried under them that it seems suffocating.  This morning there was a very thick fog that covered the mountains.  It was … Continue reading →