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Our 1st Sunday in America

By Caleb Suko In Family No tags 0

Today we spent our first Sunday in America. We worshiped with Bethany Bible Church in Kenmore, Washington.

We all enjoyed singing praises songs in English and a few American doughnuts before Sunday school!

#13 How to Communicate the Gospel to Your Child at Every Age Level -Podcast

By Caleb Suko In The Gospel Today parenting 0

Do you want your child to share your faith? Most Christian parents do but many fail! Unfortunately there is no exact formula to follow but there are some principles that every parent should be aware of.

Our Last Family Photo

By Caleb Suko In Family, Ministry family photo, travel 0

I’m glad that we took the opportunity on Sunday to snap a family photo in our church yard as we left.

How to Pack Like a World Traveler -Lighter, Smarter and Cheaper

By Christina In Writing travel 0

If you’re a world traveler you know the importance of packing well!

As a missionary family we travel a lot and every once in a while we have to make the grand trip across continents and oceans.

#12 How to Keep Facebook From Killing Your Church 4 Tips -Podcast

By Caleb Suko In The Gospel Today fellowship 0

Is Facebook killing your church? In this episode of Now Is The Time I talk about how social networks can damage the church and I give you 4 tips how to protect your church from the dangers of Facebook!

5 Reasons You Need to Read Jesus > Religion by Jefferson Bethke

By Caleb Suko In Books, Writing book review 0

Every once in a while there comes along a book that shakes the comfortable walls you’ve built around yourself to the ground.

Are Your Church Gatherings Getting the Job Done?

By Caleb Suko In Writing church, church services 0

What happens when your church gathers for worship? It seems that most churches have a few basics that go into each Sunday morning.

#11 Parenting Pitfalls -Podcast

By Caleb Suko In The Gospel Today, Writing parenting 0

Every parent has those moments in child raising when they wonder, “Where did my perfect little child go?” I have five kids and you can be sure that I’ve been there too!