Ministry across Europe, Autumn 2022

Chat Linguæ Christi November 10, 2022

Since the last series of blogposts, I’ve been doing a good bit of travel. Travelling and connecting with current and potential ministry partners in Europe have always been a bit part of my job in my role with Linguæ Christi—the networking and mobilisation role. During the Pandemic, much of that kind of travel simply was not possible. Consequently, now that things are opening up again, I’m trying to make up for lost time with a bit of a “vengeance,” as they say. There are three areas of travel to note for you.

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Join us in October for a vision trip with Linguæ Christi

Chat Linguæ Christi July 29, 2022

If you have been reading our blog and praying for us on a regular basis, you might also be wondering what it would look like for your Church, Sunday School Class, Small Group, Campus Ministry, Missions Organisation, etc. to be more involved on-field with our ministry across Europe through specific projects and partnerships with Linguæ Christi. Or, perhaps, you, as an individual or family, have even been praying about joining us on-field long-term as missionaries yourselves.  

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The Grand Tour – John’s journey through the U.S. in 2022

Chat Linguæ Christi January 24, 2022

In the December report, I mentioned that partnership development is an important aspect of our work. The “Tour” across America that I mentioned above is my way of personally being involved in that respect through networking (connecting and reconnecting) with existing and potential partners in ministry. As I mentioned in my personal report, this “Tour” has already started with my current trip to Florida.

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Team visit to the Basque Country and Catalunya

Chat John Robinson September 29, 2021

Despite a busy September with all of the house moving activities, Andy, Cam and I made a quick trip to the Basque Country and also Catalunya. Given that Daniel, Martu and Iker were leaving at the end of September and I had to be out of the house on the 15th, we made a window to make the journey down to those autonomous areas in what would most commonly be understood as Spain (a problematic understanding for many of the people with whom we serve, who are Basque and Catalan speakers, but perhaps a necessary one for you, the readers).

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