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about me
My name is Brett Harrison. I begin each morning with several (4-8) cups of coffee and a prayer that's scribbled in the front of every notebook I own: "Today I will seek God's face. I will seek his rule in my life as I live in his kingdom. I will strive to live into the reality of my right relationship with God." Then I pinch myself as a reminder of two other realities -- 1) that I married WAY up and 2) that my wife, Christie, and I have two beautiful daughters, Baylor Adelaide and Harper Mae. The four of us live together in Geita, Tanzania, where Christie and I are working as servants. It's not really our home, though, and we're often reminded of just that....
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- 5 reasons kjv readers aren't celebrating
- 9 ideas for better prayer
- church planting: 3-column studies
- conversation in a village church: fishers of (wo)men
- easter in kasilo village
- fellowship of the modern-day believers
- finishing marathons and winning football games in the name of Christ
- how do i love my wife?
- mwanza to mwakiwasha
- prophets for hire: preaching God in a congregation's image
- slaughter of a pig
- superheroes and martyrs: common missionary misconceptions
- tanzanian kids say the darndest things
- the full and complete gospel
- when Jesus comes to dinner
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- children processing death
- merry christmas from the fa-muh-ly (feliz navidad)
- helping our children through trauma
- brett’s morning blend (19dec12)
- geita summer internship 2013
- top 12 list (of top 10 lists) on 12-12-12
- kujifunza biblia pamoja
- brett’s morning blend (08dec12)
- a very bieber vbs
- burned fingers
geita mission team
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Your faces pictures are so beautiful! Thank you for serving the people of Tanzania. I appreciate your posts so much.Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S™ II Skyrocket™, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone.
thanks for your kind words, catycub. i truly enjoy serving the people of tanzania. it’s all you guys back in the states for whom i feel sorry. bum deal.
When will we see pictures of the garden?
i’m not sure that i’ve got much in the way of photos. i guess i do have a few of us harvesting beans and/or corn. we had a great bean harvest and our corn harvest wasn’t terrific, but it was better than any of other farms nearby. i suppose i also have a few pictures of us laying down new mulch. i’ll get on another agriculture post when i get a chance, though. it’ll be towards the top of the list.
cool stuff, brett. and great to hear from you! i thought you might have died. or backslidden.
i have neither died nor backslidden. i have, however, become super busy. which is a good feeling. good because i feel that i’m accomplishing something, but also good because it lets me enjoy my days off and time with family that much more. i think the idea of sabbath rest only works when you have 6 days of good work to look back on.
Brett, these pictures are beautiful!!
thanks, jane. and congratulations! i haven’t read blogs in so long i didn’t know until i just went and looked. really happy for you guys.
Thank you! We are really happy too.
I can’t believe I’m a MOM!
I recognize the little cutie with the watermelon. I didn’t realize there were topless beaches there.
any messy food is topless day for our daughter. that photo was taken on the 4th of july.
Beautiful pictures Brett. Thanks for sharing. God bless you and family.
thank you, sir. and he has indeed blessed us.