HELP US GET BACK TO MADAGASCAR
We are in our 3rd month of living in the USA, and most of that time we have been on the road. Again. While there are similarities between the 6 of us and… Continue reading
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And One More Thing…
Tomorrow we will hop on a plane and begin our journey to the USA. We have (mostly) packed our bags; we have said good-byes to many friends and neighbors; we have finished up,… Continue reading
Journey
In just a few short weeks we will once again leave Nosy Be, our home for the past 6 years, and make our way back to the USA. There is excitement, anxiety, joy,… Continue reading
Our Most Humbling Ministry…We’re Displaced In Our Home Country!
Hi Friends, I want to share with you something from my heart that has the ability to make me cold and bitter, or humbly near to Jesus in the same breath. It is… Continue reading
Coming Soon…
June 2019… mark it down everyone because that is the month we will once again be on the move. The McReynolds Tribe is leaving Madagascar on June 6, and we will be in… Continue reading
Year’s End
Greetings Friends, As 2018 comes to a close, we wanted to say thank you to everyone who partners with us in ministry here in Madagascar. Rebe, the kids, and I have been able… Continue reading
Mad Kids…
We just returned from a missions conference with other missionaries and national partners from throughout Madagascar. As members of both MTW (Mission to the World) and AIM (Africa Inland Mission) we are blessed… Continue reading
Sara Part Two…
Click here for Sara Part 1 Once Sara had been scrubbed clean, I put clean clothes on her and soon after I was told by a woman that she had clothing. “Where is… Continue reading
Sara Part One…
Five years ago I saw a young woman with a crippled left hand and foot talking to herself and walking the rocky roads of Madagascar with a jumbled pile of belongings balanced on… Continue reading
What He Heard
“My worry and stress never went away… I would worry about many different things all the time, and it made me sick, both mentally and physically. I worried about money, food, if my… Continue reading