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Welcome Kevin & Jan to Robin's Nest!


Kevin & Jan Rutledge, serve as missionaries with Mission to the World (Presbyterian Church of America) in Frankfurt, Germany and are NC natives. They work with the many refugees currently in Germany, teaching German, English, camps, etc. For more info, check out our Facebook site: https://www.facebook.com/focuson.frankfurt.9

"We are so grateful that you are letting us live in your spacious Missionary House, Robin's Nest. Jan had some medical issues that required us to come back and we had to scramble for flights and housing as the Covid-19 virus was hitting Europe hard. This has been a quiet place to regroup. Thank you!" - Kevin & Jan

Please feel free to send Kevin & Jan a card welcoming them to our community.  You can get the address by contacting the church office.  Kevin & Jan plan to be with us until September of this year.  Please pray for them as they navigate health concerns during a time of quarantining.  Sharing your favorite local places with them in a card or Facebook message can help them navigate our community.  The PathFinder's Class is working on gathering a few items the kitchen needs to help cooking be a bit easier.  We hope to refurnish the porch and living room this year as well as replacing the outdoor carpet with linoleum.  Robin's Nest has blessed our church family to connect us with missionaries like the Taylor's in Thailand and the Young's in Kenya.  Welcome Rutledge's who serve in Germany!



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