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 Hi there! My name is Abigail and that handsome man up there next to me is Adam.

             So you want to know about our lives? *smile*. I'd be happy to tell you!

     I was born in Tennessee in 1995, and Adam in New Jersey in 1984. Yep, 11 years apart! But we can't help but think we see the hand of God in our finding each other.

     I was raised by missionary parents and when they decided to return home after a total of 10 years in Tanzania, East Africa, I decided to remain behind and see my dream of a public library (that is to function as an educational center) to reality. Just about the time when I was getting things together, Adam came on the screen and now, we are both going to be working in Tanzania. Adam will be assisting me with the library, and helping TZ2000 ( the team we will be joining) start a radio station that will impact many.

     I found out I was pregnant on June 4th, 2014, and it changed our plans. On February 14th 2015 we welcomed Jubilee Louise. She is such a joy and delight. We decided to wait, finish working on "The Christian Graces", a book we are translating into Swahili and see where God takes us. On March 20th 2017 God blessed us with another girl, Lydia Brooke.  

So, this is our journey. Join us, help us and change lives. We're only given so much time on this earth. Let's use it to the best of our ability.


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  1. UnknownJune 29, 2014 at 7:26 PM

    Love and miss you both! I can't wait for Baby Rymon to get here!!! ~Candacie

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