As is often the case during the summer, there’s a lot going on here. Today, a group of 26 people arrive from Mt. Calvary Church. Also today, a couple from Kansas, Phil and Jessie, arrive.
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Oikos (not the yogurt) and English
One focus of our community center activities here is English classes. I currently teach English every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m., in the same space that we rent as a church
Read moreWall Going Up! Roof Soon Going On!
The Jesus Maria church property was fully paid for by the grace of God in June, 2013, and construction of an 26 x 45 ft. two story building at the back of the property was
Read moreWeekends…a bit quieter! Gracias chicos!
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
Read moreRenacidos “Reborn” in Ixtapaluca
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
Read moreMissions, Relationships and Grace
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
Read moreWeek of Bible Institute Experience
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
Read moreDavid Crazy…and other prayer requests
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
Read moreGuano and Seeds
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
Read moreWhat the Church Looks Like (and Gibson City)
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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