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North America » United States » Michigan » Detroit June 9th 2005

Everybody has gotten their shots and passports, we've had many many meetings, we've prayed and now it's about time. In 10 days we will get on the plane(s) and head to New York, then Paris, then Chennai. We will be traveling from East to West across Southern India. We will be in constant communication through this blog and here are the details: -Everyday, I (Ben) will take 2 or 3 people to a local internet cafe and post an entry. -Each person that day will post their own entry which will range anywhere from a "hello" to a "here's my new outlook on life." -If you subscribe to our blog you will get an email letting you know when a new one is posted. -There may be days where an internet connection is unavailable, don't panic! ... read more

North America » United States » Michigan » Detroit May 2nd 2005

We are still in America and getting ready to leave next month. We are faithful that everybody will not only live up to the challenge of serving in India but will surpass our expectations. Keep praying for us and the Indian churches.... read more

North America » United States » Michigan » Detroit June 22nd 1994

Pontiac knows how to party. The World Cup was the excuse they needed. There are people everywhere in downtown Pontiac. Beer stands everywhere. Especially the Bud girl. Long, brown hair, and wearing a very tight Budweiser dress. A beautiful sight. As close to art as Budweiser could ever come. And the tequila troops. Bottles in their holsters, shot glasses in their cartridge belts. A girl recognizes the colors of my Swedish jersey. ”Are you one of the players?”. A ”yes” would have resulted in a groupie experience. Next time…... read more

North America » United States » Michigan » Detroit June 11th 1994

Midsummer. Swedish tradition suggests a Midsummer pole, typical food with potatoes, herring, and strawberries, dance, and being together with friends and family. Our group of soccer enthusiasts are in a hotel in a rainy Michigan, so no dance and no pole. Not much family or friends, but we have each other, which is actually not bad at all. It’s gameday, so we have to make it an early and somewhat improvised Midsummer dinner in the hotel conference room. The traditional food is there. And as tradition bids, lots of booze for consumption. There is singing. People are taking turns to tell jokes. The game we have all anticipated for long is coming closer. It’s a very important one for Sweden, facing Russia. It’ll more or less determine the outcome of the tournament for our team - ... read more




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