Are you having one of those "all-too-common" experiences of feeling like your Christian life has come to a standstill? The latest entry on Greg's Africa Thoughts blog reflects on the experience of walking on a spiritual pathway that appears to be blocked.
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A few weeks ago someone asked me, "what books are you reading?" I responded by telling him about a very important book I have been reading (and digesting) for several weeks now: The Younger Evangelicals by Robert Webber. I have posted a short review of the book on Greg's Africa Thoughts Blog. I trust you find the review helpful.
GREG
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Margaret and I have been sitting in our living room here in Entebbe, Uganda, watching the CNN coverage of the hurricane disaster on the gulf coast. What does this look like from East Africa? I have recorded some of those thoughts in a new article posted to the Africa Thoughts blog. The article revolves around a statement I made to a colleague just the day after the hurricane struck: "The world just became a bit...

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The Greg's Africa Thoughts blog has been updated again. This time we have included links to several of the latest key news articles about the crisis in the Darfur. Since the death of Dr. John Garang--the Vice President of Sudan--there has been some instability in the region. You can read what writers in Africa are saying about this important event...and, how it is impacting our region. Click here to visit the weblog.
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This past month of ministry has been exceptionall busy for us. We have updated the Africa Thoughts Blog with pictures and stories of our travels.
In addition, you can find a photojournal of our ministry in Chad posted on the web as well.
We have started a church planting project in Northern Ethiopia, and Maggie and I recently visited our people in the Tigray Region. A photo journal of our Ethiopian ministry is also posted on our website...

This week Greg is in Chicago attending the Foursquare convention. It is an exciting week that has already seen the very first meeting of the Global Council of Foursquare Churches. You can read Greg's comments on this exciting development at http://africathoughts.blogspot.com .
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Greg's book, Africa Is My Home is coming out this week. It will be available at the...

The latest update on the Foursquare East Africa ministry is ready for you to enjoy. It is available at http://africathoughts.blogspot.com
You may also enjoy browsing our newest venture--an online shopping experience featuring things made with designs from East Africa. You can access the online shop at: http://www.cafepress.com/africathoughts .
GREG FISHER

The prestigious London based Financial Times has called the Darfur crisis "a disgrace for our time ...". You will find updated information about the Darfur with links to news articles in Greg's latest postings at http://africathoughts.blogspot.com.
The Africa Thoughts blog is available through syndication. When you visit the blog, you will find the syndication buttons on the right side column. Follow the instructions provided and you can have Africa Thoughts delivered to your desk-top each time...

The latest update from Greg Fisher and Foursquare Africa relates the experience of living in two worlds. You will find that posted--along with photos--at http://africathoughts.blogspot.com
You will also find a link to Greg's favorite photographs of Africa.
Blessings!

Our refugee pastor from Kampala Foursquare Church is just back in the door from his latest visit to the Darfur region of Western Sudan. The story--along with an interesting map--is ready for you to see at: http://africathoughts.blogspot.com
GREG FISHER

The Old Mission House is in the process of moving from Kampala to Entebbe. It is a busy time of sore muscles ... but, I still found time to write a bit. You'll find the newsletter posted at http://africathoughts.blogspot.com .
My newsletter is now in syndication (RSS and FeedBurner). Syndication means you can be notified quickly when I update the news ... simply by signing up for syndication. You'll find some small buttons on...

The East Africa Foursquare newsletter has gone on-line. IT is available at http://africathoughts.blogspot.com.

Well, its been yet another busy week around the old mission house once again.
Imagine your church growing from 5 people to a community of nearly three thousand people in six years. That is the story of Foursquare Gospel Church in Uganda. During that six years we have planted 51 churches with a total confirmed membership of 2,100 people, but nearly three thousand people attend those churches every week! And, we experienced a 100% increase in just the past...

Well, it's been yet another busy week around the old mission house once again.
Imagine, for just a moment, living in a small city of over 40,000 residents with no schools, no roads, no hospitals or clinics, and only 400 toilets for the entire population. Imagine further that every one of town's residents is either sick or hungry, and is without any means of finding food or medicine. That is the Bredijing refugee camp in eastern Chad. I am...