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Thailand
by Sara Verwymeren
Bam sits on a stool, surrounded by the twelve of us and smiles brightly. She stops only to talk and jumps from her seat frequently to keep us hydrated. More Coke? She asks. Her job is to make sure we are comfortable. Satisfied. Well taken care of. For the moment, we are her customers.
We look a little different to her traditional customers. First of all, we are there to get to know her and not to get from her. Also, five of us are white women and the men on our team are not… Continue
Posted on May 28, 2008 at 1:54pm — 4 Comments
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A Voice in the Dark Tour - Photos
Here’s some photos of the voice in the dark tour that Sara is currently on. Last week they were in Mt.Isa and this week it’s Cairns. These are some of the photos from two weeks ago in Charters Towers (all photos courtesy of Stephen Bryde).Island Night
Last Wednesday was Island Night here at Reef to Outback. Island Breeze is looking at starting up a ministry here and wanted to give church leaders and public a taste of what they had to offer. Island Breeze uses cultural dance and music to present the gospel. Check out these photos taken by Stephen Bryde See [...]We Are In Need!
First of all, we are so grateful for all of you - the people that read our website! We love your comments and emails, so keep ‘em coming! I write this post, though, to appeal to you as our friends and supporters. We are all aware that stocks are depleting, fuel is increasing and plane tickets [...]It’s the most wonderful time of the year…
Summer is creeping up on us here in Townsville like a sandstorm in the Ghobi desert. Winter is long gone and I sigh as I look at my longsleeve shirts in my closet, though I can’t complain about wearing shorts and t-shirts all year long. That’s what some people refer to as paradise. But because [...]Things that go boom in the night
I love my husband. My husband loves camping. Therefore, I love camping. Ok, it’s not that bad. I actually really enjoy being in the middle of the rainforests of North Queensland. This weekend, we headed up to Broadwater (where Nick proposed) with three other couples. We had an amazing time. The boys, feeling unnaturally free in [...]Nick Verwymeren's Photos
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Behind the Walls
Behind the Walls: A piece written by Amanda Pelzer in reflection of outreach to Northern Territory, Australia When driving along Bagot Road, it's easy to feel a certain level of normalcy, especially for "westerners". But not many are aware as they drive along Bagot that there is a whole other...What DTS suits you?
We were all sitting around here at YWAM Reef to Outback thinking about you the other day... the you who's reading this that is wondering how to make a bit of a difference in life and wondering what step to take. You've come to the YWAM Reef to Outback website, you've seen a Discipleship Training...Ahoy Captain!
This week the IPHC joined in with the DTS to hear Captain Jesse from Marine Reach speak on Missions. It was good to have a focus shift and take a break from the medical side of things to remember that God is the reason we do health care. Here are a few things the students said about the...Aussie Aussie Aussie!
Oi! Oi! Oi! It's so great to immerse yourself in another culture. To learn new things and experience new foods. One of the 'new' things the DTS has experienced here in Australia is thw wonderful game of rugby. What better way to learn a new game then to see it played first hand at the Rugby...Discussions
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it would be like someone picking their nose or something for all of eternity
fix it fix it fix it fix it.....fix it fix it.
"stupidicuscranius syndrome"). I can see by your church video thumbnails that you are starting to develope mild symptoms of this syndrome. To reverse this I suggest from now on you look straight ahead when driving or walking. The symptoms should'nt take long to subside once normal travelling habits are reestablished however you must start this process immediately to avoid irreversable damage. Unfortunately in my case I am now permanently disfigured so every time you see me from now on I will look like this, particularly if you only see me through this website. Peace.
Glad you found the tools useful. You can really make your own grill with some cinderblocks and some heavy grates. I'll e-mail Sara with detailed instructions.
Take care of my girl!
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