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Third Culture Kids
It is the beginning of 2009 and this year will be one of major transition for us. After 10 years overseas, our family will be returning for a year in North America. We will leave Benin which has bee… more →
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Third Culture Kids
NFreynBYoder wrote 10 months ago: It is the beginning of 2009 and this year will be one of major transition for us. After 10 years ov … more →
December Happenings
NFreynBYoder wrote 11 months ago: December is turning out to be full of activity, though we are hoping to get out of Cotonou to the be … more →
Just Another Week
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NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: I recently had quite a week of experiences. Bruce was traveling, and the first thing that happened … more →
School, BBI and Getting Back on the Road
NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: The first couple weeks of September have gotten us into the regular routine of the fall schedule. D … more →
Back from Vacation
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NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: Well we are back from vacation and into the day to day life here in Cotonou again. Vacation was in B … more →
International Day
NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: Here in Cotonou Jeremiah and Deborah are blessed to attend “International” schools. That … more →
Perceptions About Nigeria
NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: A recent article about Nigeria reminded me once again of how our perceptions about the world “ … more →
Easter
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NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: Easter Service The English Fellowship group we are a part of had it’s annual Easter service at … more →
The Bible and Development, Among Other Things
NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: These past couple weeks have been quite busy with the visit of Steve Wiebe-Johnson, Mennonite Missio … more →
The Wedding
NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: A Beninese Wedding Certain events are significant in all cutlures. Among these, of course, are wedd … more →
Harmattan
NFreynBYoder wrote 1 year ago: It has been refreshingly cool lately, at least for those of us accustomed to the heat and humidity o … more →
