Nick Bogardus

I have a wife there aren't enough good adjectives for.

I'm currently serving the Church as the Director of PR/Media Relations at a Mars Hill Church in Seattle.

I spent my first year and a half of marriage in Mongolia.

Before that I worked in the music industry for 10 years.

If you're curious about my background you can read more about it here.

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Alcohol and the Gospel in Mongolia

Here is brief article that captures a tiny glimpse of what we experienced and hope for in Mongolia.

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Monday, October 5th 2009 2:30pm

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Not only is she beautiful, but my wife is talented as well.

There really is nothing like the Mongolian sky.

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Monday, October 5th 2009 9:00am

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I uploaded a bunch of our last pictures from Mongolia to my Facebook. Just click on the picture or here to see them.

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Wednesday, September 16th 2009 10:45am

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Photo Class of Mongolia

I’m so proud of what my wife did while we were in Mongolia and what she’s continued to do while we’ve been back in the States. Check out her post below and then look at the site she made for the kids: www.photoclassofmongolia.tumblr.com

thetalesofkimbogardus:

Hey everyone!

I know this has been a long time coming, probably about three months now, that I have talked about creating a website dedicated to sharing my students photographs. Well, it is finally finished.

We had two wonderful exhibitions, in both Mongolia and America. Thank you to everyone who made them possible and to those who came out to see what I have been busy with for the last two years.

For those of you who weren’t able to make it to the exhibitions, I have selected what I think are some of the student’s best photographs, scanned them, and made tumblr sites dedicated to each student. Now you can get a little taste of Mongolian culture, read miniature bios on each of the students, and if you want, support the student’s college education by buying some of their printed photographs.

Thank you again to everyone who gave encouragement, support, and supplies to make this class possible. And most importantly, thank you to my students who studied extremely hard and mastered their first photography class.

Now hurry over to:

www.photoclassofmongolia.tumblr.com

Feel free to email me with any questions or comments.

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Monday, September 14th 2009 9:30am

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If you’re in LA or Orange County this weekend come to the opening of our Mongolian photo exhibit! A great art gallery and bookstore in Long Beach is showing Kim’s Mongolian students’ photos. We’re really excited because the gallery agreed to donate all of the proceeds from the selling of the mounted pieces and prints to help support the student’s college education.

A lot of people ask about our experience there and most of the time words fail us. The best way to describe it is actually to show you what it looked like so we’d love it you came and said hi on Saturday.

Here’s a link to the event: http://www.thestoryofopen.com/calendar/aug-8-in-mongolia-photo-exhibit-opens/

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Wednesday, August 5th 2009 4:11pm

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Click on the photo above to see some of our last pictures from M*ngolia.

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Wednesday, July 15th 2009 10:03pm

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My Wife's Story For JPG Magazine

My wonderful and creative wife wrote a story about her photo class for JPG Magazine. If enough people vote for it online they’ll put it in their print edition so it’d be awesome if you clicked on the little green thumbs up after you read it. You’ve read about her class on my blog a lot so I hope you enjoy this look at it from her perspective.

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Monday, June 15th 2009 7:16am

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