Ahhh… Coffee.
Feb 7th 2007DaveCoffee & Ministry
A welcome pause in the day brings a surprise and a reflection on the multi-faceted goodness of coffee.
Archive for the 'Coffee' Category
Happy Monday!
May 1st 2006DaveCoffee & CostaRica & Culture & Day2Day
There is a saying in Costa Rica that reads, “Lunes ni las gallinas ponen”, which means On Mondays, not even the hens are laying. We certainly can relate to Mondays in that way. With all of the activities and projects, it sometimes seems like we need another weekend in order to rest from […]
Coffee: “El grano de oro”
Feb 4th 2006DaveCoffee & CostaRica & Culture
Coffee is more than a morning beverage here in Costa Rica. It is the product that transformed this country into what it is today. In the 1800s when coffee was first brought to Costa Rica, this country was a small, remote, unimportant part of the Spanish Empire. But when coffee was introduced, […]
Taking the plunge into 2006!
Jan 8th 2006DaveCoffee & CostaRica & Day2Day
The New Year has begun with a bang, literally, here in San Jose. It all started with a get together in our house, where the language school students, as well as several of the resident missionaries rang in 2006 with some highly competitive games of UNO Attack and Cranium , as the kids stayed up […]
It’s about the fire!
Dec 28th 2005DaveCoffee & Day2Day & Devotional
Christmas was different this year. Usually, we have our schedules full of family events, bouncing back and forth between Kelly’s family and my own in a dizzying array of dinners, shopping events, and get-togethers. This year, we’ve pretty much stayed put, and aside from sharing Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dinner with our missionary family […]
Not by might, not by power…
Oct 30th 2005DaveCoffee & Day2Day & Media & Nature
Many of us would be able to finish that verse from the book of Zechariah from memory, and it is a comforting thought that this task of saving mankind has not been left to human devices. Of course, many of us draw strength from a much more earthly source of power as we begin […]
