#mondayfunday #sigosherts As another week goes by, we are thankful for God’s provision and grace. Today marks the fortieth day that the kids and I have not left the SITAG compound. We continue to do school, cook meals, do chores, and do life here at SITAG. Josh is able to get food and do the …
#sigosherts #vlogfriday What’s really crazy is right after I finished making this a big rain blew in, and just drenched everything. It was raining sideways.
#sigosherts #wycliffewednesday I’ve talked about SITAG a lot. We live and serve here, at the Solomon Island Translation Advisory Group (SITAG) compound. One of the things I get to do, and sometimes the kids get to help with, is set out food for the translators who come to stay at the Training Center. It’s kind …
#sigosherts #mondayfunday Life goes on, as the old song says. Here are some random, fun pictures from the last month or so.
#sigosherts #vlogfriday This is what kumara looks like
#sigosherts #mondayfunday Valentine’s Day morning breakfast was a tradition I grew up with. My mother was not a morning person, and often she had to work late at night. Mornings, before school, my sister and I were usually on our own, from the time we were in middle school. But every year, on Valentine’s Day, …
#wycliffewednesday #sigosherts Bible translation is so important. Having God’s Word in one’s own language is monumental to abundant life in Christ. I, however, am not a translator. Josh is not a translator. What could we possibly do to help? Thankfully God new all the questions before we even knew to ask them, and He knew …
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#sigosherts #vlogfriday Note, I still say the wrong words a lot (especially if I am tired), even in English. Example, I said “hotel” in the video, instead of “apartment”. I also said “sunset” when I meant “sunrise”. Let’s just chalk it up to mom brain🧠, or maybe “just moved across the ocean” brain 🧠, or …
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#sigosherts #mondayfunday I’ve decided it’s time to document our days. What used to seem new and unfamiliar is quickly becoming regular and ordinary. Since everyday we have to eat, I will begin with meals. I have a rotating weekly meal plan. I go to the market once a week for fresh produce. The kids pitch …
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