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103 articles tagged “family”.
Joshua Steele · July 17, 2014
Carpathian villages, though beautiful in photos, can be surprisingly dark places. Entrenched in centuries of religion and superstition, the people who live in these mountain communities often embody a sad yet all too common paradox: “They profess that they know God; but in works they deny him...” (Titus 1:16)
Joshua Steele · May 23, 2014
Today, we’re very excited to share with you the news that God has blessed our family with a new member! Kelsie is about ten weeks into her pregnancy, and we expect to welcome our little one into the world sometime in late December.
Joshua Steele · January 25, 2014
As you are no doubt aware, Ukraine is in the middle of a political crisis. The details of the conflict–which have grown more gory in recent days–are readily available on major news outlets, so I won’t waste space here repeating what’s been said by others. The purpose of this post is to inform you of our family’s position in Ukraine relative to current events.
Joshua Steele · March 14, 2013
Tonight our family was involved in a potentially serious car accident. All five of us were coming home in very snowy weather in a taxi. As the driver tried to execute a left turn across traffic, he lost traction in the snow, and we were broadsided by an oncoming vehicle.
Joshua Steele · November 4, 2012
At long last, the time for our return to Ukraine has come. Needless to say, we’re very excited! Our time in the U.S. has been full and blessed. God has refreshed our family, and now we’re ready to get back to our work overseas.
Joshua Steele · July 10, 2012
On the day that our fourth child was stillborn, my father wrote her a letter. With his permission, I’ve decided to share it with you.
Joshua Steele · July 3, 2012
On Sunday morning, June 3, I preached a message called Patient Faith at our home church. In this message, I shared some of the things that God had been teaching our family through the discovery of our unborn daughter’s severe genetic deformity.
Joshua Steele · June 26, 2012
The journey that we began four months ago in Ukraine ended today in a quiet family birthing room in Houston. Our day started at 5am when we checked in to Hermann Memorial Hospital and Kelsie was given her initial dose of induction medication.