Monthly Archives: March 2013

We were driving back from the Easter worship service at the camp and we couldn’t believe our eyes. I had to stop and take a quick picture. Could it be? Is it?!? IT IS! IT IS! HEY KIDS! IT’S THE … Continue reading →

Every year the Bible churches in this region come together for a special Easter service at Camp Koinonia. It’s actually just some representatives from the various churches as many of the churches still want to have their own services. After … Continue reading →

We live in a country that is filled with religious symbols. Not all of them are idolatrous. Unfortunately, there are plenty that are. We’ve never been ones to wear crosses or hang them in our home. There’s nothing wrong with … Continue reading →

What was formerly called “Bajío Spiritual Emphasis Camp” finally and mercifully underwent a name change to something a bit simpler: MK Camp. That sums it up pretty well as it is a camp for MKs. Not that it doesn’t emphasize … Continue reading →

I don’t recall seeing this sold on the streets before, although I don’t always notice what people are selling. I’m typically a bit hesitant to express any interest in stuff I don’t want to buy. I don’t want to give … Continue reading →

Thursday was March 14 (3/14) which when written as 3.14 means it’s Pi Day! I think most everyone is familiar with this idea by now as it seems to have spread in popularity over the past decade or so in … Continue reading →

Ha-ha…no, this isn’t Nintendo. Mario has been my best and favorite English student I’ve had here. He’s serious about learning English and improving his skills, he comes ready to learn and practice…he brings his “A” game every class. Love it. … Continue reading →

Last evening started off very well. Cameron went with me to the community center and we shot some baskets while waiting to see if any students would show up…we never know. About 10 minutes after our start time, Mario showed … Continue reading →

Yesterday, the house church enjoyed a special time of fellowship. We were asked by several of our members to plan a Sunday when we could enjoy a meal together and the guys could play a bit of soccer afterward and … Continue reading →

As you probably know, one part of our educational ministry to missionaries and their kids is to house a significant library in our home. Bethie has been gradually going through some of our non-fiction holdings and adding them to our … Continue reading →