Jamie Fehr

I was asked to pray for a lady once, she was pregnant and a little overdue, but above all more than ready to bear a child. I don’t know why I was asked, but I was. I was also maybe the hundredth person to make this request of our Lord and Savior Jesus [...]

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If you wanted to know what September holds for a Mennonite Canadian missionary on the south coast of Spain, here is the rundown.

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I got this questionnaire in my inbox a few days ago. While normally I hate stupid forwards this one actually shared a lot of interesting facts about the person who sent it to me, so while I am not publishing the email I got, here is my response.

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This revelation hit me while I was washing my dishes this afternoon. I was having argument with myself because washing dishes is boring.
It started with the statement God is good, and as best as I could come up with, there are two extreme responses to that statement.

Of course there is a God and of [...]

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The rain in Spain comes only on the plains.

Is it a nursery rhyme or a tongue twister? I don’t know, but what I do know is that I finally saw rain and thunder for the first time since I got here at the end of April 2006. It was awesome.

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There are two types of people who are going to read this article, the first group is people who can sympathize with my feelings on the subject and the second are the people I am talking about. You people, the ones to which I am referring, don’t feel bad about what I say, I [...]

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Without further ado here is a Geo Map Overlay of the traffic to my site.

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Here are some pictures of my house. I live in the basement below the Walters. I don’t think this will remain my residence for very long though, rumors are floating around that my friend Joel is looking for a roomate.

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I had heard much about the beauty and tranquilness of a small spanish town called Nerja and for a long time had really wanted to go check it out for myself. Well Saturday, September 2nd 2006 that finally happened.

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So, what’s to see in Ronda? In a word: Lot’s. Ronda is the closet thing you can find to North Africa (Architecturally, that is) without heading across the Straight of Gibraltar. The only problem I had, was that I didn’t bring enough money to pay for entrance to all of the historical sites [...]

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