  Family MattersSeptember 18, 2009  Mimi and I thank God that we live in a growing family of faith. While in Houston, we enjoy our local church family, Houston's First Baptist Church, and we walk more closely with our Bible study family, Oikos.
Each weekday in Houston, I live life with our Houston Baptist University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary families - students, faculty, and even administrative types. Our Greek and Hebrew babies are nearby, and many are now all over the world; some are serving our Lord far from home.
Our HaMoreh family is busy in Houston working at helping our brothers and sisters in Africa - many amazing young African Christian leaders, particularly those of Daystar University and the Kenya Baptist Theological College. We stay busy as beavers, and continue to pray for administrative support, especially as we pray for our 2010 HaMoreh Benefit.
The links above are to our HaMoreh Prayer Place. Mimi and I invite you to join us there. Each link will take you to a detailed prayer request where you can read, pray with us, and respond.
Will you join in prayer with our family of faith?
Love, Jamie 
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 July 28, 2010 My time in Kenya (so far) can be characterized nicely by an encounter that I had just last night. I was on my way across the beautiful KBTC campus to eat dinner and then go to bed, as I was very tired after six hours of class. On the way, there was a Kenyan man walking in the same direction and, as is custom in Kenya, we shook hands and greeted. He informed me of his name, Onesmus, and told me that he had just arrived in order to graduate the next day at the large ceremony KBTC would be ... July 21, 2010 It began in ‘baby Hebrew' class, singing the 133rd psalm and being captivated by Jamie's stories of joy and life of a different kind. It continued in Kenya with a summer long practicum with another people, experiencing rich community in ways that left us permanently changed. That joy and that life continues to haunt us, to challenge us, and to bless us, even today.
Psalm 133 was sung in anticipation of communal worship to the King. It is about how good and how marvelous life is when we ... July 15, 2010 Dear Ones,
Mimi and I greet you from the Kenya Baptist Theological College in Limuru, Kenya.
We have just said asante sana, "thank you very much" to Justin Hyde, Peter Morisette, and Alex ... July 7, 2010 After a full day (24 hours) of travel, my friend Peter and I landed in Nairobi late on Saturday night, June 26, 2010. More excited than weary, we met with our new friends Enos Weswah (Principal, ... June 30, 2010 As we reflect on this past season and look forward to the coming season, Destiny and I realize that our lives are truly a testimony of God's abundant grace. Daily we recognize our need for God and we ... Full Archives
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