This past spring break, my family and I traveled to Greece with visions of sunny skies, sparkling coastlines, ancient ruins, and delicious Mediterranean food. We were eager to explore the birthplace of democracy, immerse ourselves in Greece’s rich history and religious heritage, and experience firsthand the land that…

Some of you may have noticed that I didn’t send out a December edition of The Missionary Chronicles. The reason is simple: I was home in San Diego, spending precious time with family and friends, resting, and reflecting on all that the past few months have held. Originally,…

The region of western Turkey—once part of ancient Asia Minor—holds some of the richest biblical history in the world. Ephesus, Laodicea, Hierapolis and Smyrna have stood through the rise and fall of six major empires: the Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Ottomans, and now the Turkish Republic. Each empire…

I’ve officially moved into Bucharest and am (mostly) all settled in! This week, I wanted to share a little tour of our apartment and the story behind how we found our new home here in Romania. We’ve been in the apartment for about two weeks now, and it’s…