On a recent trip into Haiti, Paul visited many churches; several sites that are already under construction. The churches and schools are being rebuilt, but rebuilding is requiring expansion as well. Churches continue to grow even while meeting in the streets or under tarps. There were several teams from the U.S. working in extreme heat and harsh conditions. Pastors, thank you for sending such dedicated workers for His kingdom. We are a long way from being done, teams are still needed with many projects to complete.
The Haiti missionary team hopes to plant new churches during this season of unprecedented receptivity to Jesus in Haiti.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Ministry in Guyana, South America
Ministry in Guyana, South America
Guyana A/G National Conference
Georgetown and AnnaRegina
We were priviledged to be invited to the Guyana National Conference in Georgetown, Guyana, Superintendents John and Jean Smith. We were so encouraged to see so many new young men and women being granted credentials at the conference. Paul prayed the dedicatory prayer at the Ordination Service.
We ministered in the Mission's Convention at the Central Church in Georgetown on a missionary panel. People who felt a call to missions and church members were able to ask us questions about missions. We prayed for them afterwards.
We had the wonderful pleasure to go up Dredge Creek off of the Pomaroon River from Charity, Guyana with Delight Eytzen to visit a small village Church.
Delight invited us to her home in AnnaRegina near the Bible School where her husband Dale teaches. Rain water is the main source of water for homes. There are big storage tanks above the ground to hold water for everyday use by the homes.
Thursday, July 01, 2010
LAC Regional Studies - Missionary Panel on Earthquake in Haiti
Prayer was offered up for our missionaries that we would work together in unity to see God's Kingdom established and His glory revealed in all the earth.
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