Jenn graduated this month from Stetson University in DeLand, Florida. She majored in English and German and minored in creative writing and history.
We were delighted that Ben, Bonnie, and Patrick were able to join us for Jenn’s graduation, too. Continue reading “Jenn’s Graduation Weekend”
Jenn graduated magna cum laude this month from Stetson University in DeLand, Florida. We were all together for her graduation ceremonies and are so proud of her. She majored in English and German with minors in creative writing and history. She was on the Dean’s List all four years and was part of the Honors Program. Continue reading “Jenn Graduates with Honors”
The top four hindrances that keep Christian workers from sharing their faith are exactly in reverse order from Christians in general. Continue reading The Top Four Hindrances for Christian Workers in Sharing Their Faith
We’re in the middle of big family events right now. Ben, Bonnie, and Patrick are here for Jenn’s graduation from Stetson. (I have a lot of photos to go through before I post our official announcement of Jenn’s big day. Stay tuned!) Also, we’re celebrating Ben and Bonnie’s second anniversary, our thirty-first anniversary, and Bonnie’s and Ben’s birthdays. Last night, we also had a mini-party for Patrick’s eleven-month birthday since we won’t be with him for his first birthday. Continue reading “Family Celebrations… May 2013”
We had so much going to a Stetson baseball game two years ago, that we went again this year. Continue reading The Schmitts Cheer the Hatters
Even missionaries do it. I did it last Monday.
We don’t take advantage of opportunities to talk about Jesus.
I have long said that Delta’s seat assignment system would be God’s appointment system for me. So last Monday, why didn’t I take more initiative to talk with the man from New Zealand about Christ? Flying to Dallas, he was talkative. We talked about the economy (he is deeply concerned). We talked about political instability in Nigeria (he has done business there).
But we didn’t talk about Jesus. And I didn’t even get his name. I was not very friendly or engaged!
After the flight, I talked with God about it. Continue reading “Feeding A’s Missionary Soul”
