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One man’s legacy helps pastors get ‘er done in Kenya.

Growing up in Chaska, Minnesota, Jon Just loved Jesus, his family, a good joke, and anything with a motor. Family photos capture a young man in perpetual motion, excited and happy in a fishing boat, boarding a plane, or on one of the numerous motorcycles he rode through the years.

On a fall evening in September of 2004, Jon was riding his R6 Yamaha to meet his wife Melissa at their
church, where the couple served with the youth ministry. Jon never arrived. At age 23 and only nine months married, he was killed in a motorcycle accident on his way to the church.

In the days following Jon’s death, his devastated parents, Dave and Cindy Just, and brothers, Ben and
Nathan, continually prayed the three prayers that carried them through their hardest grief. The first, Cindy said, was that in their pain, they would be open to “God sightings,” moments when they could see God at work and “know that he was with us…”

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