About Us
We’re Jeff and Heather Pubols: a couple of ordinary people on an extraordinary adventure. We are members of Wycliffe Bible Translators USA currently working in Nairobi, Kenya.
Jeff has been seconded to SIL International’s Africa area. He works with the regional services team as an IT Support Specialist, maintaining and repairing computers and computer related equipment for staff based in Nairobi as well as other staff serving elsewhere in Africa that come into Nairobi for meetings.
Heather has been seconded to Wycliffe International’s Africa area. She is the Director of Communications for the Africa area overseeing the creation of a publicity media team for sub-Saharan Africa. This team will facilitate gathering publicity information about Bible translation and language development in sub-Saharan Africa and provide consultation on publicity strategy to organizational partners in sub-Saharan Africa.
We both previously served Wycliffe USA at their headquarters in Orlando, Florida. Jeff was an IT support specialist, and Heather was the director of communications. We took the skills and experience we gained there, and now we’re applying them in a new setting.
Our blog chronicles our experiences getting to Africa and our thoughts, observations and experiences since moving here in January of 2009. Heather is the primary blogger, and Jeff occasionally contributes. In addition to this blog we also send out a newsletter several times a year that anyone can request to receive by email and US residents can request to receive by snail mail.
In our organization most staff, including us, are able to serve because of generous gifts and faithful prayers. Each single person or family unit has their own team that gives and prays. Without that team of prayer and financial supporters, they, like us, aren’t able to serve.
Your gifts and prayers directly impact our ability to serve Wycliffe in Africa. Financial and prayer partners include both individuals and churches. Learn more about how you can pray for and give to our ministry.
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