Monthly Archives: November 2009

Yesterday we began our celebration of Christmas, the Advent of our Savior and Lord. Jason and Kristin were unable to join us due to a planned visit from some of Jason’s relatives from the state of Michoacan. So, we had … Continue reading →

We were missing a few families but it was still a great time together in Fortín, Veracruz. We love our CAM Mexico family…and all our other CAMers too. We’re so glad we share the same Spirit, joy in Jesus and … Continue reading →

Every year about this time we have a couple of days of fellowship, spiritual renewal and relaxation. This year marks the third in a row that we’ve held this in the state of Veracruz in the mountain town of Cordoba … Continue reading →

Some recent photos from Beth and Lori’s science classes at our Thursday co-op.

Last year I thought about purchasing a motorcycle as an economical way to get around town and especially for teaching English classes at the community center. After much thought and some investigation, including a test ride on a co-worker’s motorcycle, … Continue reading →

We finished watching The Sound of Music with the boys tonight. It took 2 nights to get it all viewed. Dayton laughed hysterically when he heard “I am 16 going on 17” because that song was in some modern movie … Continue reading →

In the past two weeks or so we’ve done a few interesting things that didn’t make the blog, but I did finally download the photos from my camera which reminded me to hang them up here for you to see. … Continue reading →

We find that life can get spiritually dry at times. We spend a lot of our time in ministry activities doing what you’d expect missionaries to do…ministering to others. It takes some extra effort to find spiritual refreshment for ourselves. … Continue reading →

Overheard in Cameron’s history lesson today: “The Pilgrims would have starved to death if it hadn’t been for Squanto who…showed them how to get to Wal-Mart.” (Yeah…I know, I know…there were no Wal-Marts back then just Piggly-Wigglys.)

You might remember a couple we worked with for a couple years in the local church as we helped the youth ministry there. Juan and Carmen have been good friends and Beth tutored their two high school kids all of … Continue reading →