Greetings to All! It has been awhile since you heard from us, but it has been even longer since we have heard from many of you. Maybe we will hear news from you during this time, though everyone is busy. We do pray you are rejoicing together with family or friends...

Dear Friends and Family, That includes those of you friends who are praying for me, Tom. Corinne has been steadily healthy except for her eyes and her pesky toe, but she is able to care for me during this recovery time from hospital stay for the third time this year....

Dear Family and Friends, I’M HOME, I’M HOME!!! Thanks for reading our updates on my progress through this 15-day journey, and for your many prayers that are being answered. Only God can count the prayers on our behalf around the world, and I’m sure He is pleased with...

UPDATE NO 1 – Feb. 12, 2020 On Wednesday morning, February 5th, as Tom walked home from chapel, he felt very dizzy and he found it hard to breathe. On arriving home, he said, “I’ve got to see a doctor.” An ambulance came for Tom and I rode in the front with the driver...

Dear Friends and Family, Often we look at the calendar and say to each other, “Where has the month gone?” Or even more astounded, we are saying, “How has the year 2019 passed so quickly?” And now the decade will soon be over. We started a Christmas letter, but failed...

Dear Friends and Family, Often we look at the calendar and say to each other, “Where has the month gone?” Or even more astounded, we are saying, “How has the year 2019 passed so quickly?” We started a Christmas letter, but failed at that, so here is a message of love...

Our dear Friends and Family, Life goes on, so rapidly it seems. 2019 is more than half gone. How long the Lord will wait until His time to intervene, we don’t know. But each month we are closer to that Blessed Hope, and we look forward to that Day. Meanwhile, we focus...

Hi Everyone, I appreciate so much the prayers of God’s people, my friends and family. I am home now, and I have been trying to get my computer set up and get settled so that I can write a little update for you all. I was discharged yesterday. We have so many friends...

Dear Family and Friends, Here we thought that retirement would mean lots and lots of time for visiting family (ours are far away), and time to rap with former fellow workers of Ethnos360. But it is surprising how full our lives can be with just, well, just living....

Greetings to all. I, Corinne, am writing this time, but it is a joint effort, as usual. So, what have we been doing recently? Well, Tom continues to work on Old Testament portions in the Hamtai language, and Hamtai co-translator, Jim Jora edits the text, to check for...

Dear Friends and Family,

In our June newsletter we told of our trip to Kentucky to attend our granddaughter Katie’s wedding and about our concern over the warning light on our car during the whole trip. On arriving home we had the car worked on. Now it is leaking oil in a couple places. The mechanic worked on one leak, but the other requires a lot of work to get to. We really do not want to put that much money into it right now. Our next door neighbor just traded in their old car that had been her parents’ car. Since our car is 20 years old, we wonder if that is what we should do. However, we like the car. The engine still seems to be good, and it rides well and still looks new.

Dear Family and Friends,

God is good. We were spared the worst of Irma, and we are praying for the folks down south where the Category 4 hurricane hit, mainly the Keys and then the Governor’s home town of Naples, on the southern mainland coast. People on the Florida east coast had been prepared for the worst, but she decided to go up the west coast. Tampa and St Pete were expecting major chaos, but instead of going westward as predicted, she went straight up the peninsula to towns between here and Tampa. So we in Orlando area really got it from what was now a category 1, at 80+ mph with gusts over 100.