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Name: gcmiller2hu
Interests: Seeing what the Lord is going to do today! Also...family, friends, missions, travel, languages, music, all things Hungarian, good books, and terrible puns.
Expertise: None required, just a willing heart.
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Member Since:
4/29/2005
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| Our 10th annual May month of prayer begins today! Please join us in lifting up the ministries and people of eastern Hungary by downloading the prayer calendar and praying with us each day. Feel free to copy the calendar and share it with friends, Sunday school classes and prayer groups. For more information about the work going on in eastern Hungary visit the website or check back with us here on the blog.
Thanks for your prayers!
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| We're happy to report that Gary has also received clearance from the medical department in order to return to the field. Thank you for praying for him and for the whole process. Please continue to pray for us, that we'll be able to accomplish all that is needed and still be able to spend some precious time with loved ones and friends before we depart on May 29.
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| Hello from Nevada, Missouri, where we're taking part in Nevada First Baptist's first-ever Global Missions Celebration. The people here have been wonderful to us, and we are enjoying meeting them and sharing about the people and the work in Hungary. It's always exciting to hang out with other missionaries, too, and hear how the Lord is working around the world. Exciting things are happening that you will never hear on the news--our God is alive and well!
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| Before returning to the field we each have to get the OK from the medical department, and yesterday I (Carolyn) got an email saying that I am cleared to return to Hungary in May. PTL!
Please pray that Gary will soon be able to get the appointment he needs to complete his required exams also, and that he'll be able to get his medical clearance without any further delay.
Thanks for praying for us!
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| Hello, everyone. We've been transitional since just before Christmas, so I'm sorry I've not been posting. Stateside Assignment isn't a vacation for missionaries, but we did take time off over the holidays to spend time with family, which was fantastic! Then we got word from friends back in Hungary that our house there has been burglarized, so we've been very busy dealing with that. Trying to figure out exactly what all is missing from long distance isn't easy, but our friends and co-workers have been very helpful (thanks, guys!) We've been making lists of information for the Hungarian police, searching for information to turn in to the insurance company, and dealing with a lot of other things because of what happened. We appreciate everyone's prayers as we continue to work through it all and deal with the emotions that also come up when something like this happens.
We're in the US until the end of May doing a lot of speaking at churches and missions conferences (maybe we'll get to see some of you), hanging out with friends and family as much as we can, and eating at Arby's whenever possible (something I miss in Hungary!)  "Home base" is in Missouri, but we've already been in Virginia and Colorado, Gary has been to Houston for a training conference, and we're now in Wichita, Kansas at my sister Nancy's, who is our Stateside Prayer Coordinator. Yesterday we had a great time at her church, where we enjoyed worshiping in English and met some wonderful people. Thanks, Metropolitan Baptist, for letting us share a little with you about our work, and for all your prayers and encouraging words. It's always great to meet brothers and sisters in Christ, no matter what continent we're on. God is good!
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