Well, I’m almost half way through my trip and I think I may have got the water system sussed here. Since the water is heated by solar panels, there is hot water in the evenings, but it’s not necessarily still warm by the morning, so best to shower in the evening. Then from mid-morning to […]
Month: April 2006
Bible Version Schizophrenia
There is an interesting post and comments on Bible-version-schizophrenia at Better Bibles Blog. For the record, I tend to work with the NIV, because that is the Bible that most churches I go to use, I read the NLT for my own use and I can only remember Bible verses in the KJV.
Sidebars and Internet Explorer
Thank you to the friend who pointed out that the sidebars of Kouya.net have not been showing up in Internet Explorer, but were showing up in Firefox and Opera. Apologies to the friend (you know who you are!) who first said that the site wasn’t working, but I didn’t believe her because it looked fine […]
Springtime
I have to say that I like our garden at this time of year. The phtograph doesn’t really do it justice because the sun decided to go in just as I was taking it and my phone is not the world’s greatest camera. I can’t use our proper camera because Sue has taken it to […]
Safe Arrival in Fianarantsoa
On Friday it took 10 hours to fly from Paris to Antananarivo, capital of Madagascar. Then on Sunday it took us almost 10 hours to drive the more or less 400 km from Tana to Fianarantsoa. It wasn’t quite as bad as I expected or had been led to believe and I managed not to […]
Sue In Madagascar: First Report
Five thirty in the morning; Southampton airport. Sue set off for her consuting trip to Madagascar. Her first flight is the short hop over to Paris and then she has a ten hour flight down to Antananarivo where she should arrive about midnight local time. Tomorrow, Saturday, she will be in Antananarivo all day, spending […]
URBANarmy
URBANarmy Is an interesting blog that’s well worth a look. It describes itself as “a collection of urban missio Dei musings and ponderings. There is an excellent link to a book review site that is well worth a glance if you are interested in mission.
Which Translation Should I Use?
There is a good post at Better Bibles Blog on which English language Bible is the best to use.
I’ve had a bad week with things going wrong! As Sue mentioned in her last post, I left my wallet in a friend’s car last week. It was returned with the contents intact, but by then all of our credit cards had been cancelled just in case. Now, Amazon, our ISP and all of the […]
April News
Dear Friends,I’ve been studying with London School of Theology for over a year, but a couple of weeks ago I went up there for the first time for a Study Weekend. It was great to connect what had been names on emails with real faces as I met some of the distance learning tutors and […]