Camp Update: Cement for the Pavilion Floor
The pavilion project is nearing completion! Here are some pictures of the latest step…the cement floor.
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Camp Update: Kitchen Progress
For the second week in a row I was able to spend a few days at camp, overseeing the kitchen construction project. Here are a few pictures highlighting the progress. Stay tuned, there is a lot more exiting news to come! Did you enjoy this post? Consider making a donation to our ministry in Brazil….
Snapshots (and Videos!) of Missionary Life: Here, There, and Everywhere
This was a good week for snapshots! As always, you can see these in real time by following us on Instagram. A couple videos: Nathanael kicking the ball around with some of the kids from our Wednesday soccer ministry. Itacyara doing some “essential quality control” on the camp water slide. _____________________ Did you enjoy this…
Ministry Update: The Green, Green Floors of Camp
We just received some great pictures from Pastor Geandro, one of the members of our ministry team. He and his wife traveled over the weekend to camp, and painted the floor of our pavilion. This has added a whole new aspect to the activity center. It also is encouraging to see our development team take…
Camp Update: The Projects, They Never End!
Since our last update we have made many trips to camp, usually spending two days at a time and performing various maintenance tasks as well as preparing for our major undertaking for this year – the renovation of the house into a dormitory. Here are some of our latest projects: Benches One of our local…
Camp Update: Camp Work is About More Than Just Camp
“Pastor, what our camp needs is a BBQ pit.” I’ve heard those words several times over the last months, coming from Pedro, a 79-year-old retiree in our church. Once when I was at his house, he showed me his homemade BBQ pit. “I could make one like this at our camp.” So on Monday we…
The Charming Past of São Luís
When one visits São Luís today, one is confronted with the ruins of what was once a beautiful colonial city. While there are still places that exude old-world charm, much of it has been lost due to the natural increase in population and accompanying urbanization. But this “old tropical city” feel existed well into the…