If you’ve been following this blog at all you are aware that we’ve been receiving student interns from Word of Life Bible Institute Mexico since this past October. First Rebeca, Matheus and Cheila, then Karen
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This past weekend, as I mentioned previously, two of the churches here hosted 19 students from Word of Life Bible Institute. We were pleased to have Juan Carlos visiting with us this past weekend, as
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Hard to believe how many spiritual and family connections can be made in one short weekend! It all started when Leroy Community Chapel invited us up to their church this past weekend to share in
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Last week, three teenagers from the Palmas church, and five kids total, participated in Word of Life Bible Institute Mexico’s “Week of Bible Institute” time, which is specifically designed to encourage young people to consider
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David is with his multiple student intern friends at Word of Life Bible Institute Mexico this week, participating along with Benjamin and Sergio (from the JM church) in a “Week of Bible Institute,” designed with
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What does the word guano mean? Ok, some of you may be thinking…well, that’s a Spanish word, and I don’t know Spanish. Turns out guano is used for the same substance in both English and
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I was impressed these past several weeks at the nature of the ministry team here. We had the following nationalities present: Uruguayan, Canadian, Portuguese, Mexican, Costa Rican, American. Fernando Font, from Uruguay, was busy playing
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Every year we have a theme for the year…here are some past themes: Haz lo mismo en tu vida (Do the Same in Your Life) featuring our mascot Brigam. This year’s theme really isn’t a
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I mentioned in a previous post that Camp Bighorn was going to be with us. We had a great time this past week being involved with ministry and experiencing culture in many different ways. Probably
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A group of 11 people from Camp Bighorn in Montana arrive tomorrow, to spend the first week of their month in Mexico in Ixtapaluca. The group is part of a program entitled Journey: Discipleship through
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