Delwyn and Arielle Griffith Seeking to Know Him and Make Him Known 
Typical day of learning French
6 month long French course shortened to only 3 months! Yup, sounds like we are in for a thriller roller coaster ride. Originally, our French course was scheduled to take 4-6 months. (more…)
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French Study has begun
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Sunday, April 22nd, 2012Life in Senegal
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Friday, April 13th, 2012
Pizza and the full propane tank : )
Welcome to a small snapshot of our life in Senegal. Homemade pizza for lunch! Yum! Yes you heard right, pizza for lunch. Here in Senegal the big meal of the day is at lunch. The week leading up to “Friday night pizza” or here, lunch, we acquired all the ingredients and today was, “game day.” (more…)
Arrived in Senegal
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Saturday, April 7th, 2012
Our first day in Senegal
We have finally arrived in Senegal! We were picked up at the airport by some fellow missionaries and then brought to our new apartment. It was still dark when we rolled up next to our new home. (more…)
Final Stop, Maryland
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Saturday, March 31st, 2012
Arielle, Silas, Del, Ezra, Craig, Mary, and Clara
The reality of leaving the states has really started to sink in as Maryland is our final stop before arriving in Senegal! (more…)
Gearing Up To Leave
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
Our little family preparing to leave for Senegal
We are coming down the home stretch with excitement, nervousness, and feelings of being overwhelmed with all that has to be done. PLEASE pray for us as we finish final preparations, continue raising support, and visit with family before leaving the country.
Packing and Moving Out
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Wednesday, February 1st, 2012
Ezra likes climbing on the bins
We are moving out of the apartment we have been staying in for the last four months. The plan is to live with family and enjoy some quality time with them for the next month before we leave for Senegal. As we move out of our apartment we are trying to fit our life into seven bags. We ask for you to pray with us during this time of transition for our little family. Let us know how we can be in prayer for you too! We know life is not easy and we all have ways God is teaching us to trust and grow in Him.
The view from our apartment
Enjoyable Weekend
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Monday, September 19th, 2011
The family we stayed with over the week end: Toby, Stefanie, Abigail and Elijah.
Its hard to believe another week has gone by! The hustle and bustle of life continues to increase with each week Del is home. This past week, we were privileged to present our ministry with two families. (more…)
Total Abandon
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Sunday, September 11th, 2011
Craig and I made it home safe and had a great trip together!
One hot muggy afternoon in Dakar, with sweat rolling down our foreheads, Craig and I sat with a fellow missionary and a local pastor. This pastor shared from his heart, while the missionary translated, about what God was doing in his life, in his Church, and in Senegal. His story began with (more…)
Greetings from Senegal!
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Wednesday, August 31st, 2011
The man in the middle is who the story is about.
Greetings from Senegal! My friend Craig and I arrived in Senegal a week ago. There has been a whirlwind of activity every day since arriving. Although many stories could be told, there is one in particular that I want to share with you. (more…)
Prayer Requests
Posted by Delwyn and Arielle Griffith on Thursday, August 4th, 2011
Del
We covet your prayers! In regards to Del’s two week Senegal visit at the end of August you can be praying in the following ways:
-Opportunities to connect with and begin relationships with African brothers and sisters in Christ
-A glimpse beyond the differences that sometimes overshadow the many similarities that exist
-Health
-Safety
-Humility
-Opportunities to let my passion for people shine through
-An excitement to be a part of what God is doing in West Africa
-Wisdom and direction for a friend who is praying and thinking about going to Senegal with Del.