A little while after we arrived in Cairo the time came to register our newly acquired car – a Daihatsu Terios – and many of our ‘Cairo savvy’ friends suggested that I get the help of an ‘experienced’ local Egyptian to help us navigate the many pitfalls of dealing with the relevant authorities. read on
A few hours ago, George and Despina Katsaros contacted us via Skype and informed us of their decision to say “yes” to our invitation to join us on CCI’s board of directors! read on
“Dancing on water” is a faith experience that is possible for every believer – IF you are prepared to (1) put your life totally in the hands of the Master (2) open yourself to learning new faith-steps from Him and (3) keep your eyes on Him and not on your feet. If you do these things then you CAN (and WILL) experience the wonder of “dancing on water”, even in the most frightening circumstances of life. read on
In November 1999 both Beryl and I were 49 years old and we had begun to think about retiring in the comfort of our recently expanded and renovated home on the Gold Coast of Australia. Our children were grown up, they would never need to leave home and the two of us would be able to see-out the remainder of our working years with our local church, in ease and comfort.
“Palmera” is the name of a three star Egyptian owned and operated beachside hotel that is situated two hours drive from Cairo on the Western side of the Red Sea, near the Suez Canal. It’s where Beryl (my wife) and I would endeavour to escape to each month of our eight years in Egypt for blue sky, fresh air and respite from the heavy pollution, stress and chaos of Cairo. read on
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