It’s been a busy two weeks, but we did manage to shoot a few interesting pictures. As always, these pictures were previously featured on our Instagram account, which you can access here.
On Sunday our five area pastors, together with the special speaker for our youth conference, came over for some fellowship at our house. It’s a privilege to work with these men.Not just the pastors, but their families were there as well.People aren’t the only life forms we find around our house…Not something we see every day here in Brazil. This is a Ford Maverick from the ’70s.Speaking of vehicles, look who’s taking his turn behind the wheel of the truck!We love the chances we have to chat online with Michael.Snapped this picture fro the road that leads to our house. A beautiful reminder of God’s promise.
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This happened a while ago, and I am just now getting around to posting the pictures. I know, bad missionary. The young people of our churches in São Luís got together and held an missions bazaar, with the object of raising people’s awareness of missions needs around the world. Here are some pictures.
What better way to comemmorate the re-opening of the comments section than with a good old-fashioned Caption Challenge. This picture is from the Facebook page of the Igreja Batista Manancial in Fortaleza, where we had the privilege of participating in a conference on missions last week. You can see more pictures here. The links below…
Our once-a-year BMMB conference is always a special highlight for our family. This year it was held near the city of Fortaleza, in the state of Ceará, and featured outstanding preaching by Pastor David de Bruyn, of Johannesburg, South Africa. Finally, the conference took place next to a popular park on the beach called…wait for…
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…
I am constantly in awe of the intrepid band of missionaries who planted the seeds of the Gospel in the northeast region of Brazil–the region where our family now works. These hardy men and women suffered tremendously for privilege of spreading the good news to the nordestino. It is an honor to be able to…
