Rick

Author's details

Name: Rick Newton
Date registered: February 25, 2011
URL: http://rncorsscarrier.org

Latest posts

  1. The privilege of serving in the Philippines! — April 16, 2012
  2. Tiofila finds Jesus — April 16, 2012
  3. Dalaguete — April 10, 2012
  4. Liloan and the Jewish man — April 4, 2012
  5. Coke, crackers and Christ — March 20, 2012

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Author's posts listings

Apr
16

The privilege of serving in the Philippines!

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Today we headed north. We turned left out of the driveway, went maybe 200 yards and came upon a family sitting on a bench. We stopped to talk and share when I noticed the boy at the end, maybe 12yrs old, who’s eye was swollen shut. It looked quite painful. I asked what happened and …

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Apr
16

Tiofila finds Jesus

  Over the next few days, we saw God do some amazing things. We first carried the cross south towards town passing out tracts and stickers along the way, sharing with many and answering questions about the Cross and why we were there. It was “very hot!” (init gaayu) Though Dalaguete is a very remote …

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Apr
10

Dalaguete

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Just when you think it can’t get any better, it does!! Rick and I have just returned from our trip to a very remote place called “Dalaguete”, on the southern part of the island of Cebu, Philippines. The two hour bus ride was great. It was air conditioned, and as we watched the view of …

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Apr
04

Liloan and the Jewish man

 Kereoke beach revisited….   As we had promised, we went back to Kereoke beach, here in the Philippines, before leaving the northern part of the island. We knew we needed to be faithful to walk through the doors the Lord had opened for us to share the gospel with a few people we had met. …

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Mar
20

Coke, crackers and Christ

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The power of the Cross to impact peoples lives has always amazed me! You can’t encounter the Cross and it’s message of love and remain the same. I believe that the memory it etches in your mind, will remain with you for a life time. Today, we saw so many touched by the Cross. We …

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Mar
20

Kereoke beach and “Uwe”

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The last several days have been amazing! I’m  getting a cramp in my head trying to think of how to condense it so I’m going to give you the readers digest version. We set out Sunday with our friends, Ronald and Charissa, to check out the north coast of Cebu island. LILO-an is a bit …

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Mar
09

Encounters on the side of the road

   Carrying the Cross has always been my joy. The encounters with people are one of the things that feed me. Meeting them and hearing their stories, some brings joy and some brings hurt.  Some events are sooo exciting, as the Lord surprises me, the way He shows up and what He does! Some are …

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Mar
09

An evenings reflections

 Wed.,Feb. 29…    Once again, the sights, sounds and smells have  confronted me all day as I carry the Cross. To think, many of these people and children have never taken a breath of clean air, walked a clean road or just enjoyed a pleasant view! The hustle and bustle of the Philippines, life in …

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Mar
09

New friends

   We got up early to get ready for church. Wow! How do I write about today?! We were able to meet and fellowship with a delightful group of believers, a connection only God could make. This little church group was a connection of a friend, of a friend, of a friend of Pastor Jonathon …

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Mar
07

From Rick’s diary…

From my heart-Feb. 24, 2012…    Praise the Lord! As I write this, we are sailing between the islands in the Philippines… the last several days have been pure JOY, as Doreen and I have arrived here to do our first mission trip together in a foreign country! Though the sights, sounds and smells are …

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