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Career Missionaries from 2011 to 2016, serving the Otammari people of Benin.
In Benin we join a project that AFM has been involved in for over ten years. We are focusing on learning the Ditammari language, and then working with local church leaders to write material that can be used for evangelizing the Otammari people. After training local lay people to use the material, we plan to seek to help to integrate the Otammari churches we will be involved in into the larger SDA church.
To see if Jason and Maggi Harral are coming to a church near you, visit the Speaking Appointment Calendar.
The lives of our family have been marked with illness ever since we arrived in Natitingou. Hardly a week has gone by without one or more of us having some sort of ailment.
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Jason Harral
September 01 2012, 7:49 pm | Comments 0
Our car is a hatchback, and there was nothing in the back of the car, so a quick sweep with his flashlight would have been enough unless the policeman wanted more than just to stop us. And it seemed he did want more.
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Jason Harral
August 01 2012, 7:46 pm | Comments 0
Clarisse could hardly believe her ears. She had brought 1,000 francs—all the money she had—fearing it would not be enough.
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Maggi Harral
July 01 2012, 7:43 pm | Comments 0
“Oh, I thought you had been here a lot longer!” she said. “And who taught you to wear pagnes (pahn-yas)?” Pagnes are the wrap-around skirts (or pieces of fabric, rather) that most women in Benin wear. Feeling a bit insecure, I asked her if I was doing it right. “Yes, yes!” she exclaimed. “You look Beninese!”
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Maggi Harral
May 01 2012, 7:38 pm | Comments 0
“Adventist!“ the immigration officer said before I could, his face lighted up with recognition.
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Jason & Maggi Harral
April 01 2012, 7:23 am | Comments 0
