HeyJaredWindows and Mirrors: Narrating My Life
Personal reflections on my life's experiences, including work in Southeast Asia, war, peace, conscience, identity, faith, justice, peace and good humor.
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One Last TripTitus Peachey and Linda Gehman Peachey were Mennonite Central Committee workers in Laos from 1981-1985.Thanks for reading Windows and Mirrors: Narrating My Life! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<div class="fake-i
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Titus Peachey and Linda Gehman Peachey were Mennonite Central Committee workers in Laos from 1981-1985.During our 5 years in Laos our focus was always pulled in two directions:Thanks for reading Windows and Mirrors: Narrating My Life! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button primary" type="submit"
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Living and Working as a Foreigner in Laos: On the Lighter SideTitus Peachey and Linda Gehman Peachey were Mennonite Central Committee workers in Laos from 1981-1985Thanks for reading Windows and Mirrors: Narrating My Life! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button primary" type="su
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Titus and Linda Peachey worked in Laos as representatives for Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) from 1981-1985.While reading through our Mennonite Central Committee trip reports and personal diaries, I was surprised by the number of references to reeducation and political seminars. When the Lao communist faction of the coalition government took over in 1975, it represented a sweeping change in political culture and economic policy. Worried about retribution for their participation in the previou
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Titus Peachey and Linda Gehman Peachey worked for Mennonite Central Committee in Laos from 1981-1985 and have made many return visits, most recently in 2025.War is a cauldron for misery. Aside from the pain and loss that comes from death and injury, war causes the displacement of people and communities from their homes.Thanks for reading Windows and Mirrors: Narrating My Life! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscription-widget-subscr
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