Delwyn and Arielle Griffith Seeking to Know Him and Make Him Known
Arielle and Nanny
Nanny, a fellow believer who is 96 years old was a little confused last week as she said she was going to get out of her wheel chair and walk to her home four blocks away. The only problem is the nursing home is on a country road and there are no blocks. To say the least she was confused. However, she did remember that her true home is in heaven and that is never going to change for eternity. (more…)
Del and a friend Sam
One of Del’s birthday gifts was to run in a 10K race. Training, preparing and running the race were all such a good reminder of this race called the Christian life that we are in: (more…)
Over and over through the night I kept pulling the sleeping bag over my head to keep my nose from protruding into the fridged air. Despite this chilly weather both Arielle and I slept great and had a surprisingly relaxing weekend. You may be
wondering what is this all about? (more…)
Arielle made me cinnamon rolls on my B-Day
God has given me (Del) the privilege of living another year on this earth. I am now a quarter of a century. God reminded and encouraged me with a few verses: (more…)
Arielle labeling
What have we been up to? We are staying busy with classes, outreach, church, and work detail. On arriving we were both excited to find out we are on the same work detail crew. Our crew is called general maintenance/carpentry. (more…)
Every couple days we venture into Dobu land where music echoes through the air and smoke often catches our noses off guard. There are six on our team who all huddle around a little hut to learn all we can from our very own Dobu language helper (picture to left). He teaches us about his culture and teaches us his language. Sometimes he has no explanation and says, “Its just the Dobu way.”
You may still be wondering what is this “Dobu” you are talking about? (more…)
picture of campus grounds
We are thankful to God for his creation all around us!
Psalms 19:1-4 “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech night after night they display knowledge. There is no speech or language where their voice is not heard. Their voice goes out into all the earth, their words to the ends of the world.”
Pizza on Friday night!This is one tradition that both Arielle and I experienced growing up and one we want to bring with when we go overseas. It is homemade pizza with a whole wheat crust…delicious! Imagine you are going overseas, what family traditions would travel with you? We would love to hear about them.
