Tahoe

Debbie and I are in Tahoe, Nevada (Incline Village to be exact) with about 30 people who are doing various forms of missional work, art or social enterprise. Most are working in USA but there are others here doing incredible things in Nepal, Uganda, and even a snowboarding ministry in New Zealand.

We are staying in a nice hotel and getting spoiled. Meetings are informal and friendly and Debbie is having a really great time. Julie from Houston is watching our kids in Scotland and I think its been about 3 years since Debbie and I have got away together like this.

Andrew

Andrew Jones launched his first internet space in 1997 and has been teaching on related issues for the past 20 years. He travels all the time but lives between Wellington, San Francisco and a hobbit home in Prague.

6 Comments

  • bea says:

    so good to hear you are having a lovely time together and that people are spoiling you! long may it continue!!!

  • brad says:

    hear, hear to what bea said there there (hi bea ‘n’ andy!)
    great to see you this week andrew and debbie. always a delight to hear updates in person … you joneses are heroes to me, as i’m sure you are to many many others.

  • That’s my backyard playground. Nice. One of the world’s most beautiful spots.

  • Dear Andrew,
    I will be headed to Nepal in Oct. for a few projects and would love to be able to connect with and learn about what some of the current folks there are doing. Would you mind emailing me some contact info or giving them mine? Thanks a ton!
    Dreaming about the Kingdom,
    Scotty

  • s.o says:

    tsk – wow, you were in tahoe and I missed it (though, perhaps I wasn’t even invited! 🙂
    My wife and I moved to reno this summer and are looking to connect with missional/emergent folk. Did you meet anyone who is from this immediate area? (tahoe/reno)?
    I’d appreciate a lead ..peace!
    -s.o

  • andrew jones says:

    hi s.o.
    sorry – most were from all over usa and the other countries. no locals.
    But my friend Mike Anderson lives in Grass Valley.

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