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Jacob camping out underneath the house he helped build for the night (with a broken leg)… and the next morning 8 am, the helicopter came in to take him out to the clinic! Ready to go in the helicopter after waiting 16 hours to be picked up… arriving in Australia….. going into the Ambulance to […]

This week, you were part of challenging thousands of college students to “find your edge” – to discover and engage with the needs God puts before them. This all happened at Liberty University, which invited Ethnos360 to be the primary sponsor for their Global Focus Week. I say you were part of that because you […]

We came to the capital city earlier this week to accomplish several goals, including shopping for supplies for home and ministry, visiting the dentist, and putting our car into the shop.  The first news of the week was that the parts that had been ordered to repair the car had not arrived.  We proceeded with […]

This week, you stepped into the midst of the massive death and destruction in Sulawesi and took the first steps toward recovery. And you didn’t even know you left the country, did you? You made a difference there because you’re partners in our ministry. Let me explain. An earthquake and tsunami hit Sulawesi last Friday. […]

In just a few days, on October 14, a new evangelistic Bible study will kick-off in the village.  We offered our house as the location of the Bible study, but we left it up to the believers concerning who they would invite to this Bible study.  With great excitement, they have invited 20 families.  Many […]

We are sure thankful for the time you spend in prayer on our behalf.  It is very easy to become discouraged when you see apathy among the believers.  Sometimes it feels like they don’t want to sit and talk about what God is doing in their lives!  We continually pray for the Lord to grow […]

The Guahibo people are scattered throughout the extensive territory of eastern Colombia. We thank God that the church continues to spread to very remote locations, some of which are not easily accessible, requiring long hikes across the plains, riding motorcycles or bicycles on trails and navigating rivers by canoe. We are grateful to the Lord […]