Monthly Archives: February 2009

Our library has way more than 5,000 books but just to report here that officially, we’ve topped 5,000 and reached 5,089 on our online catalog! Woo-hoo! Time for a reading party! (we just received a few more boxes of used … Continue reading →

Having worked and played on computers for over 20 years (hard to believe), I know from years of experience in using Microsoft Windows, that there usually comes a time when something will go wrong and badly so. For my 18 … Continue reading →

Dayton lost a tooth Saturday so he has a matching pair of holes. Nice symmetry. After 5 hours of church service today Dayton tripped and fell flat on his face on the concrete floor. We left immediately (missed the last … Continue reading →

Fellow CAMer Tim Blycker presented “Cat n Dog” theology today in our church. The presentation consists of five 1 hour sessions on core theology. It is a lot of fun to participate in the presentation and a great way to … Continue reading →

I enjoyed our annual men’s conference yesterday at the new facilities of Christ Saves (“Cristo Salva”) Bible Church in Querétaro. I drove 5 other men from our church. The four men in the back seat barely fit but there weren’t … Continue reading →

In the final installment of my posts and photos about the roads of Mexico, it seems fitting to have a photo of a pilgrimage. These are common in Mexico and at times only take up the shoulder of a highway … Continue reading →

Here on the roads of Mexico, you can buy just about anything from your car window. No need for a drive-in restaurant or drive-thru window…just get stuck at a light or in heavy traffic and you’re likely to have plenty … Continue reading →

Then there’s what they carry (other than people) on the roads in Mexico. Produce trucks (among every other kind) are often loaded to beyond reasonable capacity. This one wasn’t too bad. That’s cauliflower, I believe. I have a hard time … Continue reading →

Well…I’m back and ready to give you a break from all the reading with some photos of what the roads in Mexico are sometimes like. I suppose some of the surprises we receive when driving in Mexico are the “vehicles” … Continue reading →

If anything about ministry could be called routine, then I guess the last couple weeks has pretty much qualified for “routine” status. That’s good. We’re thankful for that being the case! However, that makes posts and photos for the blog … Continue reading →