{"id":2481,"date":"2014-03-26T12:50:35","date_gmt":"2014-03-26T17:50:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.rabbitwho.com\/blog\/?p=2481"},"modified":"2014-03-26T12:54:16","modified_gmt":"2014-03-26T17:54:16","slug":"jim-lori-hasse-the-world-will-not-return-void","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.rabbitwho.com\/blog\/jim-lori-hasse-the-world-will-not-return-void\/","title":{"rendered":"JIM & LORI HASSE – THE WORLD WILL NOT RETURN VOID"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Friends deliver Rebekah’s \ufffcBirthday Pi\u00f1ata
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\nVisas & Permits
\nWe plan to apply for longer term visas in April. \u00a0Please pray that we’ll be granted them with no crazy issues. \u00a0It’s been a little different for everyone we know who has applied for this particular visa. \u00a0Will you join us in praying that we’ll have access to all the documentation we need, favor with officials, and a positive reply from the Mexican Government?
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\nPraises
\n\t\u2022\tExcellent Mountain Outreach
\n\t\u2022\tRebekah turned 10!
\n\t\u2022\tNew leads into unreached mountain regions
\n\t\u2022\tKids did well at camp
\nPrayer Requests
\n\t\u2022\tLong-term Visas
\n\t\u2022\tFor those who heard the Gospel during the trip
\n\t\u2022\tContinued favor with village leaders
\n\t\u2022\tSanctifying work of God in our lives
\nWe’re currently living at the Wycliffe Base close to Oaxaca City while our kids attend three weeks of classroom experience for homeschoolers. \u00a0They are studying inventors, enjoying creative writing, PE & Art. \u00a0They’re also loving the opportunity to live near other MK’s and playing outside with them daily. \u00a0Next week the parents will attend a Language Acquisition workshop. \u00a0We’re enjoying learning from the Bible Translators on the campus and learning how we can come alongside of and help them with church planting in the areas where they are working. \u00a0This time has been very encouraging for all of us.
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“And let us run\u00a0with perseverance\u00a0the race marked out for us,\u00a0fixing our eyes on Jesus,\u00a0the pioneer\u00a0and perfecter of faith.”
\n1 Thessalonians 12:1b-2<\/p>\n

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\nThe Word Will Not Return Void
\nAn update on the Spring Trip into the Oaxacan Mountains\u00a0
\nA few weeks ago we held a medical and dental clinic outreach in a village To Every Tribe has committed to bring the Gospel. \u00a0The Center for Pioneer Church Planting (CPCP) sent down fourteen students and one staff member to assist our team for the clinic. \u00a0Around six of the students had dental training in the “hand tool techniques” Lori learned a few years ago. \u00a0\u2028\u2028We do these types of clinics to communicate our love for them and let them know that we do care for them and respect them as a “people group”. The village we went to is part of the indigenous Zapotec people that reined the mountains of Oaxaca during the birth, death, and resurrection of Christ. \u00a0These people are very much a part of the rich culture of Oaxaca. \u00a0For them, the mountains of Oaxaca are not just their home, they are a large part of who they are. \u00a0These mountains have secluded them for many years. \u00a0The only way to contact them was by helicopter or an insane hike over multiple mountains. Up until around thirty years ago, there weren’t any roads reaching them. \u00a0Then logging companies started to request their trees in exchange for roads and a few other benefits. \u00a0As we drive on these rugged, twisty dirt roads we realize that God purposed these roads to be built for the spread of His Good News. \u00a0He is the God that all people must stand judgment after our final hours here on earth. But He cares for us, because He is Love. \u00a0The greatest way we can demonstrate our love for these people is to share with them the love of God. \u00a0 To tell them how He sent His Son to die on our behalf so that God no longer will judge those who trust in Him as condemned, but justified. \u00a0Justified, because He is a God of grace. \u00a0He gives us mercy so that we can have a new life and perfect fellowship with Him. \u00a0That we might praise Him for who He is in this life and the life to come. \u00a0This is the ultimate reason for our outreach to these people. \u00a0We want to stretch out our hands to the Zapotecs to bring them physical healing, but our ultimate concern is for their spiritual healing. \u00a0The physical is only temporal, but the soul is eternal.\u2028\u00a0\u2028We want to tell you more stories about the trip, but don’t want this letter to be ridiculously long. PLEASE, check out our blog to read stories about the people’s response to hearing, for the first time, an audio recording of the Bible in their language, about the couple who undestood the Gospel with joy, the crippled man confined to his bed, and other stories from the trip.\u2028http:\/\/www.among-all-nations.blogspot.com\/\u2028If you’re not able to access the blog, please send us a note at jimandlorihasse@gmail.com and we’ll send you an email with the blog content.\u2028\u00a0
\nKids at Camp\u2028\u00a0
\nThank you for praying for all of us while we were scattered about. \u00a0All three kids were at camp in Puebla for four\u00a0days.\u00a0\u00a0Jim left on Friday and the kids loaded up on their bus on Saturday morning. \u00a0It was not the easiest of partings, but we all survived. \u00a0Actually, the kids thoroughly LOVED camp and being with their friends non-stop for four days. \u00a0They came back with stories about crazy songs at meal times, all sorts of new games, and skit night. \u00a0I’m still hearing more stories about camp. \u00a0Micah ended up in a cabin with three boys and three counselors. \u00a0That worked out well for him since he was a bit sad about leaving me behind. \u00a0Rebekah bunked with a counselor she had met before and made friends with a cabin full of girls she’d not met before. \u00a0Elijah was with his friends and had a blast. \u00a0They and our other To Every Tribe friends on the trip all seemed to take care of each other when their activities overlapped. \u00a0Each of the kids wished that camp had lasted longer than just four days. \u00a0I take that as a good sign.
\nAnnalise and I did well together at our home in Oaxaca. \u00a0We played games, went for walks outside, watched Elmo and a Barbie movies, ate and took naps. \u00a0She learned early on not to climb the stairs without me after she took a four step tumble. \u00a0Thankfully she wasn’t badly hurt, but did learn not to do that adventure alone. \u00a0I really enjoyed having her with me. \u00a0She woke up so cheerfully and not so early in the mornings. \u00a0It was fun, but busy, having a little one around. \u00a0She turned two just last week. \u00a0I’m thankful the Lord had a task to keep me busy while Jim and the kids were away. \u00a0I think I would have been quite sad at home all alone without Annalise.
\nThe Mission Field of the Heart
\n\u201cFor the missionary, the biggest mission field is his own heart.\u201d \u00a0\u2028AJ Gibson, To Every Tribe Mexico Field Director\u2028\u2028There’s something about living in another culture, away from the comforts and distractions of the US, that really brings to surface areas of sin in your life. \u00a0I’ve heard other missionaries speak about it, but now I understand. \u00a0When you deal with constant sickness or frustrations and inconveniences, when things in culture don’t make sense to your American mind, when everything takes work, sinful attitudes seem to come to the surface. \u00a0The Lord has been graciously “cleaning house” these past few months.\u00a0 I’ve just started reading a book,\u00a0How People Change and just picked up another book by Milton Vincent, A Gospel Primer for Christians. \u00a0The Lord is showing me some errors in my thinking and is bringing me more in line with Scripture. \u00a0I’m sure I’ll have more to share with you along the way. Thank you for praying for us along this journey.<\/p>\n

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