As we reflect on the past several weeks, our hearts are filled with a blend of gratitude and resilience. This period has been marked by both celebration and hardship, involving experiences from witnessing the dedication of like-minded ministries to enduring the challenges brought by Hurricane Helene.
We had the opportunity to visit the ministry responsible for printing our Guaraní John and Romans scripture portions. The director took time to…
Read MoreWe are grateful for ongoing progress in the ministry. It has been great to watch God work in our ministry there in Bolivia during our absence.
We recently mentioned the pending pastoral change within our first church. After 4 months of praying and searching, as of August, the church...
Read MoreA lot has been happening recently in our lives and ministry. While many might assume that a missionary’s furlough is a time for rest and relaxation, the reality is far from it. When we are not traveling and updating churches on the ministry here in the States, we are deeply involved in communicating with and assisting our churches back home. Despite the whirlwind of activities, it is clear that God has been orchestrating blessings and…
Read MoreThere are times in the ministry when we wait. We work and watch for God to give increase but, in the meantime, we wait. There are multiple things that have just recently progressed to the point of needing our attention after much prayer and many steps to see them come to fruition.
One advancement we see a need for is training new preachers. It is the desire of any pastor or missionary to have people willing and ready to…
Read MoreJust like in the states, Bolivians celebrate Mother’s Day in May. Each of our church plants took this opportunity to reach out to their community and encourage others to come to the church for this special occasion. Despite the…
Read MoreIn our last letter, we mentioned the small struggling church we had been helping during the last few weeks before flying back to the states. One of our main goals was to encourage this young pastor and the members of the church. We wanted them to see that they could reach their community more effectively than…
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