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Several have asked that I provide an update on the Haitian seminary students who came to Atlanta to attend Carver College in the wake of the catastrophic earthquake that destroyed their Port-au-Prince campus in January 2010. That seems like a fitting topic with which to re-start my blogging efforts.

I mentioned in my last blog post that there were a couple of seasonal items I wanted to share before we are too far removed from the holidays. Today I would like to share a story of a very unique celebration hosted by my dear friends Jim and Juanita Lott this past Thanksgiving.

Where does the time go? Between work and the holidays, the past couple of months have been extremely busy and it has been awhile since I have posted to my blog. With that in mind, I have a couple of items I would like to share before we are too far removed from the holiday season.

A few blog posts ago, I mentioned that I was out of the country for much of July, and I promised to share something of my travels. Specifically, my wife Angie and I spent the better part of two weeks in Papua New Guinea on a National Geographic Expedition.

Back in March, I blogged about my plans to travel to Haiti to deliver supplies and bring Haitian seminary students back to the United States. You may recall that the Evangelical Theological Seminary of Port-au-Prince was destroyed in the January earthquake, and our plan was to bring several of the seminary\'s students to Atlanta to continue their theological education at Carver College. Many of you were kind enough to donate supplies or make financial contributions to the seminary and/or Carver, so I\'d like to take just a moment to share the results of our trip.