It’s been over a month since our last “snapshots” post, so we have a little catching up to do. Of course, if you follow us on Instagram, you are up to date on our activities since we temporarily set aside our regular postings here. If not, well, here’s what you missed.
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Confession time: my sons are fans of the Disney animated series Phineas and Ferb. More painful confession time: I have been known to sit and watch episodes with them. One of my their favorite parts of each episode is when Perry the Platypus–ostensibly a household pet–goes through some amazingly intricate secret portal to HQ, where…
Some pictures from this past week of life and ministry here in Brazil. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andrew Comings (@andrewcomings) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andrew Comings (@andrewcomings) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andrew Comings (@andrewcomings) You can read more about this…
Itacyara and I spent the weekend at camp, along with a group of people who went to help us prepare for the upcoming ladies retreat. We came away with lots of progress to report. The Porch Painting the Rec Center Old Man River ____________________ Did you enjoy this post? Consider making a donation to our…
If you have been present at any of the numerous churches we have visited since April, you know that we have been sharing the urgent need for dormitories at the camp. The amount needed for this construction was $30,000. And yes, I mean “was”. I am pleased to announce that, based on a message I…
Well…sometimes…missions is a walk in the park, if by that you mean an actual walk in the park. Let’s back up a little. It started with just me. In my never-ending quest to get my weight down to where it should be, I took up running. This was back in November. Most days my running…
I’ve always enjoyed August. As a boy growing up in Upstate New York, August was the peak of summer, the halcyon days freedom and sunshine before the onslaught of cold weather, school, and other unpleasant things. For the past decade, as we have lived and worked here in Brazil, August has been the month where…