When a 8.2° Richter earthquake hits an area, it does not recover in a week or so. Or even a month or so. A city or town can take years to recover from such a
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Author: Rod Fry
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Power in Weakness
A different post this Saturday morning. It’s easy to fall into the trap of talking about progress and success in life and ministry. Yes, good intentions do not matter nearly so much as concrete results.
Read moreFirst Service in New Auditorium, JM
Many of you have been involved with either praying for or giving toward the Jesus Maria auditorium project. This past August, a group of 18 from Leroy Community Chapel helped pour quite a bit of
Read moreVisit to Río Blanco, Veracruz
The Fry family had a great time this past weekend visiting friends in Rio Blanco, Veracruz, very close to Orizaba. Karen Mendez spent around 7 months with us last year, visiting us every weekend and
Read moreI Love My Van
Yesterday Francisco and I drove the 3 hours to Toluca to pick up 30 wheelchairs, half of which will be going to needy areas of Oaxaca. Francisco is the director of a nearby rehab center
Read morePalmas 1 First Anniversary!
Hard to believe it’s been a year already! Yesterday our service was dedicated to celebrating the goodness of God towards our little congregation, that had its first birthday yesterday. The service itself was full of
Read moreKaycee and Alex’s Wedding
We were privileged to attend Alex Yee and Kaycee (Kaba) Yee’s wedding in Torrance, California, on Saturday, September 16. We returned to Mexico on September 18, and BOOM! the next day experienced the 7.1° earthquake
Read moreAnniversaries, Relief Work and God’s Protection
We’re in Puebla this Sunday, visiting Chalo and Beth Sandoval’s latest church plant, Maranatha Bible Church. I’m preaching, a repeat of a sermon I did recently on Mark 13, but such a relevant topic of
Read moreTo Juchitán and Back: The Shocking Power of an 8.2° Earthquake
I left Thursday at 5:30 a.m., and returned home around 10:00 p.m. Friday, after driving 1,005 miles, much of that on curvy, mountain roads. What I saw on the coastal cities of Oaxaca, namely Juchitán,
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