Author: Rev. Bernie Seter

Rev. Joshua D. Reimche took this picture. I am not sure what it means but it is, as they say, evocative.  It evokes strong images and memories of close calls and near misses.  It reminded me of my interpretation of a quote from...

I always loved the soft light of the evenings in Kenya.  They do not last that long.  I was always surprised that those long twilights that we have way up here in the North country are not there.  The sun goes down and very...

Missionary Rachel Cassada, GEO for Ghana,  concluded her service, and was recognized for her service in chapel on Friday, October 16th. There was, of course, cake and punch following chapel. I was honored to thank Rachel for her...

There is nothing wrong with garbage picking.  It is a needed and sometimes rather lucrative endeavor.  I had a friend who put three children through college by recycling stuff from the garbage.  Going through the garbage for...

Bill Sharpe is one of the original Project 24 guys and was at the dedication of the Tumaini Boarding facilities last summer.  This was a special time because in many ways this facility was the poster child for the problems that...