by Uncle Bob Culver | Jul 15, 2019 | Bob's Bus Blog, Donate to iFace, Jump in, Uncategorized
50 years ago on the first stop of our GO West honeymoon, Lynn Culver & I walked across the Royal Gorge Bridge after “tying the knot” of marriage a few hours earlier in Colorado Springs. She wore a white dinner dress that complimented my best black suit, a gift...
by Uncle Bob Culver | May 10, 2019 | A Word to the Wise, Atlanta, GA, Face to Face, Uncategorized
So what do I make of the most unusual gesture I’ve witnessed as our airplane waited to take off? A flight attendant came down the aisle with only two bottles of water & two white packages. When she got to our row, she bent down beside us and presented us with the...
by Bob Culver | Feb 28, 2019 | Face to Face, Uncategorized
Soon you will hear from James (and Barb) Paternoster, the new President of iFace/InterFACE Ministries. I’ve been behind the wheel since beginning InterFACE in 1983. Now it’s James turn to drive the bus. Yet for those who have known about our unique bus...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Dec 28, 2018 | Athens, GA, iFace the World at My Doorstep, Uncategorized
I was a child when I first sensed God’s call to foreign missions. Life happened and many years later, I thought I had missed out, Then when I was 40 years old and working as a staff person on campus I heard God’s call again. I worked in a department that...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Dec 28, 2018 | iFace the World at My Doorstep, Uncategorized
University of Minnesota: I attended the Urbana missions conference while a grad student at the University of Minnesota. I had wanted to attend for a number of years but lived in Washington State which was too far away to consider the travel costs in the early 70s....
by Ben Allin | Dec 24, 2018 | iFace the World at My Doorstep, Uncategorized
And iface staff in another city asked me to post this: Last month, a kind friend gave an IFACE worker in Nashville around 100 brand new pieces of clothing from her boutique to gift to some of the Arab refugee ladies she works with. We decided to throw a clothing...
