Missionary Max Moment: How Our Hero Came to Be
A new series of videos about the book. Backstory, interesting tidbits, and announcements. Don’t forget to pick up your copy of Missionary Max and the Jungle Princess today!
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Max Moment: Review and More
First, please check out the very nice review by Mary over at Walking The Walk. Also, don’t miss the giveaway opportunity. Second, let the trumpets sound and the villagers rejoice, I have just sent the manuscript for the second Missionary Max adventure to the publishers. Can I get a w00t? And, lest we forget, you…
Missionary Max and the Lost City: Sample
The following is chapter 32 of Missionary Max and the Lost City, entitled Gun Control. It features brand-new original art by artist-extraordinaire Zilson Costa. Tanawehe, Max, Ilana, and Mary Sue stood at a curve in the canyon. Before them was a rock wall that rose several hundred feet into the air. The rock wall on…
Vacation Bible School, with a Very Special Prize
When I was born, my Dad was pastoring the Dryden Baptist Church in Dryden, New York. We lived there until I was four years old. Yet, despite having known me as a toddler, this church has faithfully supported our work here in Brazil for many years. Last week was their annual Vacation Bible School, and,…
BIG NEWS!!! Officially Introducing Missionary Max and the Lost City
The second book in the Missionary Max series, Missionary Max and the Lost City, is officially available in paperback! Evil is afoot on the tropical island of Cabrito, and ex-Green Beret Maxwell Sherman—or “Missionary Max”, as he is known to the islanders—is standing in its way. Answering a plea for help from a local indigenous…
Missionary Moment Live: Camp Update, Introducing the Best of Brazil Blog
Links: The Best of Brazil Blog Michael’s Moon Pictures An Open Letter to Ben Shapiro Touch of the Master Camp Construction Project, Part 1 Camp Construction Project, Part 2 Camp Construction Project, Part 3 The Suko Family
Missionary Max Through The Eyes of Kids
I’ve written about Mrs. Oliveira’s sixth grade class and their reading of the Missionary Max books before. Every once in a while she sends me pictures the kids draw as she reads to them. Getting these pictures is one of the highlights of my day. Here is some of the more recent artwork I have…