Jono Miller

Ben writes...

(This was written last year and I just found the piece of paper)

This past week has just flown by.
I taught at school every day
I prepared a sermon and preached it on Sunday (sermons can be heard online.)
I did devotions at youth group on Friday night
I went to rugby training Wednesday and a trial game on Saturday
I visited friends
I scrap booked my photos
I met with the Missions Advisory Council for AMT
I went to the doctors
I bought my tickets to Ukraine

Yes Praise the Lord I have bought my tickets back to Ukraine and will be flying out from Brisbane on the 30th of May arriving in Kyiv the following day.
I have yet to send in my application for my Visa, please pray that there will be no difficulties in this regard.

I'm a Guinea Pig!!

Last week it was goodbye Nelson and hello Dunedin. The main reason I was there was to attend one day at the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Research Unit (DMHDRU).

Here I was poked and probed and measured and asked 1000s of questions all in the name of Scientific Research. This study actually has world-wide recognition. They have been studying me and about 1000 others my age ever since we were born. So it was great to be in Dunedin again after 6 years and catch up with some relatives. I also had the opportunity to share about the work in Ukraine at a Christian School in Dunedin and at a home group of which one of my second cousins is a member.

I then headed north to Auckland and have been staying with my littlest sister Priscilla, her husband Sjoerd and have become acquainted with my latest niece, Johanna Rose. She is a gorgeous little baby and hardly ever cries.