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Bwana Chad: What is your favorite thing about your country?

Luke: My friends.

Bwana Chad: What is your favorite food?Luke: Here, it’s Shashalik – lamb and pork on a stick, like a kebab. In America, my favorite food is pizza.

Bwana Chad: What do you do for fun in your country?

Luke: Hang out with my friends, play outside, hang with my dog.

Bwana Chad: What is your favorite thing about being an MK?

Luke: I have more opportunities to make a lot more friends, both in America and overseas.

Bwana Chad: What is hardest about being an MK?

Luke: The foods you have to eat, and not always having electricity or heat.

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Send us a picture of you eating your favorite food in your country! We will use it in an upcoming Pinnacle! Send it to: swiseman@ag.org.

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: : Bwana’s Corner : :

1. Our God (from Passion: Awakening) by Chris Tomlin

2. Born Again (from Born Again) by newsboys

3. Lead Me (from Pieces of a Real Heart) by Sanctus Real

4. Get Back Up (from Tonight) by tobyMac

5. All Of Creation (from The Generous Mr. Lovewell) by MercyMe

6. If We’ve Ever Needed You (from Until the Whole World Hears) by Casting Crowns

7. Healing Begins (from The Light Meets the Dark) by Tenth Avenue North

8. Hold Us Together (from Alive Again) by Matt Maher

9. Starry Night (from No Far Away) by Chris August

10. Jesus Saves (from We Cry Out: The Worship Project) by Jeremy Camp

To learn more about the Assemblies of God 16 Fundemental Truths go to:

http://ag.org/top/Beliefs/Statement_of_Fundamental_Truths/sft_short.cfm

sarah in Thailand

Hi MKs! My name is Sarah Wiseman and I am the newest member of the MK Offi ce staff . I am so excited to be working in the offi ce again a� er being gone for almost four years. Just to tell you a bit about myself: I graduated from Western Illinois University in 2009 with my Bachelor of Social Work degree. I was born and raised in Illinois and le� when I was 18 to complete a two year Missionary Associate assignment in Vienna, Austria. I have a passion for missions and I have been called to be a missionary since I was 8 years old. Currently I have the opportunity

to work with MKs and support missionary families all over our globe!

Here’s what I do at the MK Offi ce: I develop the Communiques that are sent out about 4 � mes a year. I also help organize our special gi� s, Christmas, and birthday cards from our offi ce. I help with ordering special products to be sold in Bwana’s Bazaar. Please let me know if you ever have a fun idea that you would like to see in a Communiqué or on a T-shirt!

Have you ever stopped to consider the absolutes of life? For MKs, the world around us is changing continually. Friends change from year to year. School changes

from year to year. The church we attend may even change from year to year—that is IF we attend any one church. We live very migratory lives! That is what makes the question “Where are you from?” so funny! Have you ever stopped to consider what the constants are in your life? Take away school, friends, church, country, and what do you have?

The two constants that we have are our families and God. Even in those two constants, we all have different opinions and thoughts about them. As I grow older (just had another birthday), my relationship with God continues

to grow and develop. How I perceive Him is constantly changing. However, there are some things that don’t change. I know that Jesus Christ is Lord. I know that He died for me. I know that I have a relationship with the Father through the Son. I know that He has filled me with His Holy Spirit.

These are all constants! It is important for us to sit down every once in a while and write down our “constants.” Have you ever considered

what beliefs you hold “fundamental?” I would challenge you to sit down and write down the constants (absolutes) that God represents in your life. What does God mean to you? What do you believe about the Bible? The Assemblies of God has its’ constants. They are called the 16 Fundamental Truths.

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The more you take away, the larger it becomes? What is it?

What belongs to you but others use it more than you do?

What’s at the end of time and space, the beginning of end and eternity, found in everything, but not in anything?

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