Tag Archives: beginnings

On My First Two Weeks of Teaching

September 29, 2016 by Christy McDougall

I love teaching so much. Continue reading →

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On Advent: A Quiet Hope

December 1, 2015 by Christy McDougall

Advent is a state of waiting. It’s a short amount of time that symbolizes the whole history of the Jews waiting for their Messiah, the whole longing of creation for a Redeemer. Continue reading →

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My First Service

January 10, 2014 by Christy McDougall

This Wednesday, I had my first service of my itinerating missions career. Tiny church, great generosity. Continue reading →

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A beginning is a very delicate time

October 24, 2013 by Christy McDougall

I am at both an end and a beginning. I am at the beginning of the journey of being a missionary. It’s one I’ve been looking forward to for most of my life. But I’m at an end, too. Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: beginnings

On My First Two Weeks of Teaching

On Advent: A Quiet Hope

My First Service

A beginning is a very delicate time

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