Kimberly Linza

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas! A quick note to say thank you to so many of my friends, family, and partners who have contributed to make it possible for me to be in Ukraine! I am deeply thankful to you and the reason we are here is shown in the picture. This was taken the night of the

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Rowing Into Bigger Waters

The Bigger Waters of the Erie Canal ​I hate parenthood…. A really dear friend recently began a live video with these words. Her teenage son started college this week. He also began his first row alone on bigger water (the Erie Canal!) this week. She was so sad that even though her video faced the canal, her

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Jesus Continues to Build His Church!

Small Beginnings: It was a modest start. Rhema Ukraine hosted Pastor Robert Tomascheck from Germany to teach a seminar on church planting. Robert is the European director of Dynamic Church Planting International: an organization that specializes in helping pastors start new churches. Gathered in the classroom were about 30 people which came to learn about

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Merry Christmas

Just a note to say thank you to my supporters who have joined with me in fulfilling the call of God to reach the people of the former Soviet Union! I am so grateful to you!!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!

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Trust in the Transition

TRUST IN THE TRANSITION: Autumn has always been my favorite season of the year. I love the colors, the crisp, cool air, and the anticipation of snow in the near future. Each fall, the colors change gradually from green leaves to partially green with various reds, yellows, oranges, rusts, etc. Eventually the leaves change entirely to the

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Real Life Stuff

The elevator in my apartment building. What a way to start a blog, right? Recently I went out a little before 9 PM to enjoy the warm weather. I intentionally left my phone at home because I wanted to “unplug.” I came back in and stepped into the elevator to return to the ninth floor where

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