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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There (to Camp) and Back Again
We took a quick trip to camp today to pay some bills and check up on the progress. Heavy rains have made for slow-going, but things continue to move forward. In these pictures you can see the columns being put in place in the pavilion, as well as some of the fill being laid down….
Snapshots of Missionary Life: Keeping Busy in Brazil (also, a snake)
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Guest Post: My Adventures in Brazil with the Comings Family
In June of this year Marcus Baltich, a student at Faith Baptist Bible College in Ankeny, IA, spent a month with us here in Brazil. What follows are his impressions of that time. For those curious about what a one-month mission trip entails, I hope to provide an accurate picture and encourage you through my…
Snapshots of Missionary Life: Full Speed Ahead
We have a little catching up to do since our last Snapshots post, so here we go! As always, you can see these posts in real time by following us on Instagram. ____________________ Did you enjoy this post? Consider making a donation to our ministry in Brazil. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying…
Six Takeaways from the “Mothers Day Heroine”
By now, you may have seen pictures or watched the video (very graphic, you have been warned!) of the woman who took out a would-be mugger here in Brazil last week. To summarize, off-duty police officer Kátia da Silva Sastre was leaving a Mothers Day celebration with her young daughter, when she and other mothers…
Snapshots of Missionary Life…and a couple videos
Our activities over the past few weeks provide a pretty accurate snapshot of what “normal” life looks like for us. As always, you can see these events as they happen by following us on Instagram. And now for a couple videos… We often “race” the train going out of São Luís while on our way…