Cross Country Bus Ride
Two weeks ago, our family rode a bus all the way across the country of Chad from N’Djamena to Abéché: Generic Zoloft It is…
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Reflections On Camping
The first day we arrived at our home in Abéché, we didn’t have any for our home. Everything was still packed away in our…
Visiting Homes
Visiting the homes of neighbors, friends, and students is one of the best ways of experiencing life in Chad. You learn lots about culture…
Choosing A Candidate
Choosing an apostle of Jesus Christ seems pretty important…it’s hardly something that should simply be decided at a poker table. Prozac online We began…
Rickshaw Accident
While we await a vehicle for our family (I will return to the capital to pick it up in a couple weeks), we have…
Bathroom Fears
These are the kinds of posts that keep you coming back :-) Generic prednisone Returning to the good ol’ warabate (our outdoor bathroom) has…
Paging Western Union
For the last two days I have been telling my friends, “Ana mufallaz”. It essentially means I am poor or I have no money. …
Ramadan Begins
Thanks for your prayers yesterday. Athanasius and Evangeline are both markedly better today (they have smiles on their faces). Today marks the beginning of…
Driving Lessons
Our blog posts may be starting out like this for awhile (while our bodies adjust to Chad), but since we desire your prayers, Evangeline…
Riding Bicycles
Bicycles don’t move that well in sand, but you can find them here in Chad. Many roads are packed well enough that they can…