Monthly Archives: June 2010

One evening last week I escorted our last work team downtown to the plaza in order to give them a brief tour and an introduction to Mexico’s Roman Catholicism.  It was the night to celebrate the city of San Juan … Continue reading →

Saturday the Ft. Worth team provided the community with an open and free event for children.  There wasn’t much time in advance to hand out fliers (1 to 2 days) for this event so we didn’t know what kind of … Continue reading →

Friday night the visiting team from Ft. Worth, TX went to a park a few blocks from the New Image Community Center and played basketball and volleyball for a couple hours with whomever was there.  God provided a lot of … Continue reading →

Picture below:1) Passion fruit juice (freshly made)2) Lightly pickled cabbage, carrot, onion, spice (maybe a tad of something else) 3) Pupusas on the grill

Beth and I were pleased to have the opportunity to enjoy pupusas for lunch during our last day in Chicago.  I put together a little video to give a visual review of what these are and what they look like.  … Continue reading →

We don’t often get to see most of our family members.  To see our siblings and my parents once every two years has been a treat since there have been times in our 19 years of marriage when even that … Continue reading →

These seem like three good words to sum up how God worked in a corn field in Iowa this past week.  Nothing fancy, no glitz, no bling…just Jesus, a just and merciful God, and nothing less than just plain awesome! … Continue reading →

The past two days have been excellent and I haven’t had a chance to post until now. Day 2 I brought a message simply entitled “Missions – The Time” and talked with the kids about “divine appointments” and how God … Continue reading →

(yeah!  we have some decent Internet access here in the corn fields of Iowa…amazing isn’t it?) Our first day at Bethany Farm is still ongoing but while I have a break I wanted to share some photos with you and … Continue reading →

We left San Juan del Rio on the 7:30 a.m. bus for the Mexico City North Terminal to catch our 12:50 p.m. flight.  That is a 2 hour and 15 minute trip normally and then a quick 20 to 30 … Continue reading →