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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 06/22/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Thursday, June 22, 2006. So yesterday I left everything that I have ever known as normal and jumped on a jet plane to take off for what they call "Sunny Nigeria". Sounds blissful! Yet saying goodbye was way tougher than I would have ever guessed it to be when I decided to follow God to Nigeria this summer. 1) For making it safely into North Carolina for my 5 day training course. 2) The way that he orchestrated all the plane flights among many other things. View my complete profile.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 05/16/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Tuesday, May 16, 2006. Daily I am reminded of God faithfullness through all circumstances. Making the decision to follow God and go to Nigeria has been one of the most difficult decisions I have ever made. Daily I am reminded that I am not in control and it drives me crazy! Posted by Randy Vogl at 5:59 PM. Eugene, Oregon, United States. View my complete profile. Ashley Pennington in Mozambique. Brook and Ashley in Mozabique. Tony Martinez Travel Site.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 05/05/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Friday, May 05, 2006. I just got an email this morning from sunny nigeria! George Janiver is going to be my mentor while I am over there, and helping answer any questions along the way. I asked him if he knew exactly what I would be doing and here are some of the things he mentioned:. 2 Help the seminary set up the PhD computer lab. 3 Teach basic computer use, Internet use and BibleWorks at the seminary. 4 Put the seminary PhD program on our website. Eugene, Oregon, United States.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 07/26/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Wednesday, July 26, 2006. Encouragement From Around The Globe. Posted by Randy Vogl at 4:28 PM. Anyways, SIM has a huge resort facility out in miango that is used for large SIM meetings and also as a place for long term missionaries to take their families. It is located relatively close to the Missionary Kids Boarding School, so it makes for a convienent place to escape. Posted by Randy Vogl at 2:24 PM. Eugene, Oregon, United States. View my complete profile.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 07/05/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Wednesday, July 05, 2006. With much prayer and tons of support I am finally getting settled in. This weekend I had the oportunity to go to several peoples houses for dinner. It was really great to eat some authentic Nigerian food, talk to them about their culture and see some different parts of the town. I have been talking with george quite a bit about the PhD computer center and I am getting a better picture of what I am going to be doing here. I will hopefully have picture...
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 06/30/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Friday, June 30, 2006. Well I have safely made it into Jos, Nigeria. I got in on Tuesday night late and stayed in Abuja (the capital) for the evening. The hotel had a little bit to be desired :) However, I did manage to sleep quite well. Anyways, I have been here for a couple days now and am still working through Jet Lag, Culture, Training, Settling in, ect. But everything is going well and I am really enjoying it! Posted by Randy Vogl at 2:04 PM. Eugene, Oregon, United States.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 03/31/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Friday, March 31, 2006. Another Step in the Whole Process. I would assume by now that you have recieved my support letter and I thank you for reading through it. I hope that by now you have had the opportunity to watch the DVD and prayerfully consider contributing financially to my trip to Africa this summer. 1) Better Inform you of how you can be praying for me. 2) Allow you the opportunity to hear how the trip is going here about my experiances and what I have learned.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 07/14/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Friday, July 14, 2006. This week was a crazy week! I only left my house a few times the rest of the time I spent with a 9 computers all networked together doing a test run of the entire PhD computer system. This made for a long and boring week it posed many challenges and even more frustrations but. I can now say on Friday night after 50 or more hours of work that the whole system is up and going! The fulani people group are muslim nomads this make the fulani people group a tough...
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 06/26/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Monday, June 26, 2006. A Week of Training. After a week of training at SIM Headquarters in NC. I am finally ready to go! This week has been amazing I have met so many people from all areas of the US and have been able to hear so many of their stories. It has been a really encouraging time and I have learned a ton about missions. Now I leave tommarow morning to fly almost 6,000 miles across the world and 8 time zones ahead! Please be praying for safe travels. Luv Randy.
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Nigeria Short Term Trip: 07/06/06
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Nigeria Short Term Trip. Thursday, July 06, 2006. Some Things Never Change! So today I killed the fly of my dreams it took me three seperate times to finally kill it and have yet to get the courage to actually pick it up. I actually think it still might be twitching I don't even know. I left my clothes out to hang dry and they had worned me during orientation about mango worms burrowing into my skin but not killer flys eating me alive. 1) This was "An American Week" as george put it, everyone was right o...
