The purpose of my trip to Nigeria in November was to cover the 20th anniversary of a computer school founded there by Dr. Anthony Petrillo, an SIM missionary, in partnership with ECWA, a Nigerian Christian denomination. This article tells the history of that partnership and will be the first-posted of several articles written for Dr. Petrillo’s ministry, TEN3.
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Nigeria may not have consistent electricity, but it does have Facebook access.
While I was in Nigeria, I couldn’t get into this blog to update it (something silly about setting a good password and then forgetting it). These are the collected updates that I originally posted to my Facebook account.
Categories: Prayers, Updates, & Answers
Tags: adversity, Africa, altruism, blessings, ECWA, friendship, God, hope, Jesus, Jos, journalism, kindness, live Christ's love, Missionary, Nigeria, peace, Prayer, USAID, widows
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So, I went to Nigeria last month…
It was a short trip and a sudden trip. Preparations for the missions festival at church and the trip to Nigeria tied me up heavily for the few weeks leading in, and then I was out of the country for 11 days. Now that I’ve been back for a bit, I’m still looking through notes and photos and planning stories.
Here’s a quick summary of things: Continue reading
Categories: Prayers, Updates, & Answers, Uncategorized
Tags: Africa, altruism, Coca-Cola, computer school, education, Jos, malaria, Missionary, missions, Nigeria, Nigerians, photography, Plateau State, Quadcopters, safety, travel, United States
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