by Linda Gari | May 19, 2015 | Official Blog, The MK Perspective, Uncategorized
Chris is the oldest of five children. He and his family moved to Botswana in 2009 to serve with the Shekgalagari translation team. They returned to the U.S. in 2014, where Rev. Rich Rudowske serves as LBT’s director of international program ministries. The...
by Linda Gari | May 5, 2015 | Official Blog, The MK Perspective, Uncategorized
Ruthie Wagner is a third-generation missionary, having grown up in Bangladesh. She and her husband, Josh, have been working with the Themne people of Sierra Leone since Fall 2013. What’s your history? (Were you born overseas? How long have your parents been...
by Linda Gari | Apr 14, 2015 | The MK Perspective, Uncategorized
The Rudowske family served in translation ministry with the Shekgalagari Bible Translation Project. Rebecca, her sister and three brothers, along with parents Rich and Maya, are currently living in the U.S. Rich serves as the director for international program...
by Emily Wilson | Mar 10, 2015 | Official Blog, The MK Perspective
Chris and Janine Pluger serve in translation ministry with the Nsenga people of Zambia. Their son, Sean, offers his perceptions on growing up in two cultures. What’s your history? (Were you born overseas? How long have your parents been missionaries? How many...
by Emily Wilson | Feb 27, 2015 | Official Blog, The MK Perspective
Rob and Mical Hilbert have served with LBT in Sierra Leone. They will begin a new assignment in Botswana at the end of 2015. Read on to learn more about Mical’s MK experiences. What’s your history? I was born in Guatemala, Central America, where my parents...
by Emily Wilson | Jan 27, 2015 | Official Blog, The MK Perspective
Welcome to the first in a series of blogs from missionary kids (mks), reflecting on their experiences living and growing up overseas. What’s your history? (Were you born overseas? How long have your parents been missionaries? How many countries have you lived in?) My...
