
The Sudden Death of a Friend and Colleague, Noah Huss

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"The years of our life are seventy,
or even by reason of strength eighty;
yet their span is but toil and trouble;
they are soon gone, and we fly away.” Psalm 90:10
So straighten your back. Open your eyes. Brace your shoulders. And cry our, “I will not waste it!”
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Dave and Stacey Hare met at The Master’s College (now The Master’s University) in Santa Clarita, CA. They then went on to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY where they each received their MDivs. Also in Louisville, they adopted four kids from Ethiopia. Their first term on the field they spent learning French and Kwakum. For their first home assignment they each received a Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics, Bible Translation from the Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics (now Dallas International University). They currently live in Cameroon, Africa where they serve as Linguists/Bible Translators among the Kwakum (aka Bakoum) people.
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So hard to understand, the Lord just had to have him early. God bless all who were close to Noah with that peace that passes understanding. Let's all remember this precious family daily in our prayers.
Dave and Stacey,
We did not know your family well. We moved to Louisville last July and are members at IBC. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Noah. We too met him through our pursuit of overseas missions. In fact, we had coffee with him her in Louisville just a couple weeks ago. He is so genuine and his counsel is so precious, encouraging, and practical. In our short time of knowing him, we had a small taste of how blessed your family was to have his guidance on your journey. To God be the glory for what He accomplished through Noah. Praying for you guys.
Steve and Valarie Keating
What a shock to read this. We just finished RACE last week. I was wondering if we might run into him having connected with him at CIU about a year and a half ago. Certainly will be praying for his family. His legacy lives on in those he helped to mobilize to the field so that all may hear.
Praying for you guys too…great to connect with a colleague virtually. BV passed your blog and letters along to us as we begin PD.
So sorry to hear this. May God raise up another Noah, in His time. Praying for your many preparations as you get ready to head overseas and all of the good-byes you will have to say.