One month and five days ago, France experienced their ‘rentrée’ (RAHN-tray) for 2016. The word translates to ‘the return’ and they use it for what we call ‘back to school’ but also for much more. It’s the time where the people of France return to their rhythm of life. Stores open again. School starts. Church… Continue reading La Rentrée
So, I don’t usually write birth stories. But I thought I would share with you some of the interesting parts of having a baby here in France. Some things I can compare, and some I can’t. I love modern medicine and technology, and for both my other pregnancies and deliveries, I was happiest attached to as… Continue reading Evangeline
I think I’m going to coin a new term for pre-field itinerant missionaries, domestic nomads. As we were driving back from a missions conference, Chris looked over at me and said that there is always something a little off about us missionaries. He said that it’s hard to relate sometimes, to share with people what… Continue reading Domestic Nomads
