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Liberia…The Good

Liberia…The Good

This past trip gave me the most adventure I have had in a while and not necessarily the enjoyable type of adventure.  However I would do it again in a heart beat because on the whole it was a great trip.  The family I visited have been without their teammates for a few months now, […]
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My terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

My terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

Not sure it you have read Alexander’s book or not, but I thought I would share with you about my terrible, horrible, no good, really bad day. I was on a trip to Liberia out in a remote village.  We had been forced to motorbike in to the village as the bridges were down and […]
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1st Bi-national Evangelical Congress of the Ayoré People

1st Bi-national Evangelical Congress of the Ayoré People

“… I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the increase.” ~ 1 Corinthians 3:6        On August 22-24, 2018, Ayoré Christians from Bolivia and Paraguay held the 1st Bi-national Evangelical Congress of the Ayoré People (Primer Congreso Bi-nacional Evangélico del Pueblo Ayoreo) in here in Paraguay. It was a 3-day celebration of thankfulness to God every morning, […]
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Happy Literacy Day!

Happy Literacy Day!

Did you know that September 8th is International Literacy Day? Reading is such a part of our daily life that we don’t often stop to think of the gift that it is. We read signs, calendars, messages on our phones and computers, bills (not a favorite thing to read!) and instructions all day. When you […]
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Surviving the Summer

Surviving the Summer

“ And the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.” Phil.4:7 We want to thank you so much for all your prayers and support these last few months!  We have seen the Lord’s help in amazing ways through this huge transition for our family, and we […]
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Fishers of Men

Fishers of Men

I have the privilege of going into the village to meet people. I stopped at Romero’s house. He had laid out two small nylon cords 100 meters long and had attach netting to these cords. He will use this net to catch and sell fish. Our hope is that we will truly be Fishers of […]
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Who is Teaching Today?

Who is Teaching Today?

When you visit a new church, you might look around and ask yourself, “Who is the Preacher here?” You might look for the man wearing a tie or someone sitting up on the platform with a Bible in his lap. This past Sunday, after arriving to the church in the village, one of our kids […]
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