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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Blogs from the Front Lines

Covenant missionaries are posting some incredible pictures and stories from the front lines Japan's tsunami-affected communities. Jim Peterson is writing and posting from communities he is visiting in the north while Andrea Johnson reflects on some of the beauties she sees around her in the midst of stress and difficult times. Check out these blogs and those of other Covenant personnel....


Jim Peterson's blog...

Andrea Johnson's blog...

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Peter & Ruthie Dutton

Peter & Ruthie Dutton
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Ruthie and I are members of the Evangelical Covenant Church and have worked in rural agriculture and community development in Laos and Thailand for more than 30 Years. Since 2021 we are based in Atlanta, GA, making regular trips back to Thailand to support "our churches" there. For 3 + years we served as as "Asia Regional Coordinators". Then, from the start of 2013 we lived and worked in Vientiane. Since Oct.2021 we have moved back to the States and are now living in Atlanta, GA.
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