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<\/a><\/p>\nThis week end we will be moving missionary friends, Beto and Tania with their children, Ailton and Noemy, to their new ministry location.<\/p>\n
Miles has a license that allows him to drive a larger size truck, so he can\u00a0drive the truck that has been loaned to them to make this move, while the family will go in their personal vehicle. \u00a0The drive\u00a0will take us at least two days. Once there, Miles will paint the interior\u00a0of their house, if it is necessary, before they move in. His skills in so\u00a0many different areas are always a help in this ministry.<\/p>\n
We are thankful to see\u00a0this couple getting settled in this ministry outreach. Both Beto and Tania\u00a0are from our local church. Their co-workers,\u00a0Adair and Zilene, have been in this work for over twenty years. Adair is also\u00a0from the church we attend. About four years ago, the husband of the family of who worked with them, died in a car accident,\u00a0leaving his wife, Katia, and four daughters. They moved not long afterwards and Katia now helps work in the administrative offices of our organization.<\/p>\n
Adair and Zilene have been\u00a0alone since that time. So we hope that getting new co-workers will be a boost of encouragement\u00a0to them, and we feel that they will be an encouragement to Beto and Tania as\u00a0they begin the adaption process to this new place and new ministry, culture and\u00a0language. We are happy to have a small part in helping them get started here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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