Joshua Steele · November 8, 2011
Lviv is beautiful in the fall. For a large city, it’s quite rich in plant life. Even the downtown area boasts rows of large trees which are now displaying all kinds of vibrant colors. In a way, all these shifting colors remind me of the current state of affairs here in Ukraine. Many things are changing, and as always we are in need of your prayers as we move forward.
Joshua Steele · October 27, 2011
A lot has been going on over on our side of the globe, and I’m hoping to post a more detailed report in a few days. In the meantime, please take a few minutes to watch our October Video Report. And as always, thanks for remembering us in your prayers.
Joshua Steele · August 15, 2011
Yes, once again our blog has fallen behind. One reason that occurred this time is that I had to make an unexpected trip to the United States for a few weeks. I’ve just recently returned and am trying to get caught up.
Joshua Steele · June 6, 2011
It’s been a while since we’ve posted an update on the progress of Bible First. Things are moving right along, and we’re still on track to release the course in the US this summer. If you want more details, check out our latest post on the ETO web site. Thanks for your continued prayer support!
Joshua Steele · April 25, 2011
During our morning Bible time, we often memorize passages of Scripture as a family. As the girls have gotten older, we’ve progressed from single verses to longer passages. Both Abby and Beka have known Psalm 19:7-11 for quite some time, but we just now got around to filming it.
Joshua Steele · April 20, 2011
Better late than never? I suppose the truth of that statement depends on the situation, but late as it may be, our latest ETO Video Report is online! Go ahead and check it out, then keep scrolling down for more news. And as always, thanks for keeping up with our ministry and praying for us!
Joshua Steele · March 19, 2011
Recently, I was asked to write an article about a missionary colleague of mine, Nathan Day. Having completed the assignment, I’ve decided to publish it here on our blog. If you’re not familiar with Nathan and his ministry, I would encourage you to get to know his family and to pray for him. If you’re in a missions-minded church, you might even consider printing out this article and giving a copy to your pastor. Good men on the field are hard to find, and those that are laboring for the Kingdom of God deserve our prayers and support.
Joshua Steele · March 19, 2011
Last Monday morning (3/14), Kelsie and I traveled with our friends, the Days, to Krakow to apply for new religious visas. Essentially these visas will allow us to stay in the country for longer periods of time without having to continually cross the border every 90 days.