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Article submitted by Eric and Lyndsey D’Ericco, Field Coordinators in Ireland

“But after I reached Ireland I used to pasture the flock each day and I used to pray many times a day.” (from The Confession of St. Patrick 450AD)

With St. Patrick’s Day fast approaching and people here and all over the world preparing how they [...]

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Things I Have Learned from My Little Girl

Submitted by Julie Merrin, Field Coordinator in SE Asia
After three months in the United States where Rachel (my daughter) never heard anyone conversing in Indonesian, her own Indonesian language skills were a bit rusty to say the least. (Her Indonesian language skills, that is. Her English had plenty of nearly non-stop practice.) I was amused [...]

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Melbourne to Brisbane – a long way to go for water!

Missionary Ventures’ supporters Cliff & Julie are currently cycling from Melbourne to Brisbane via Sydney (Australia) – taking four weeks to cover an estimated distance of 2,300Km! The proceeds from this sponsored ride will help to provide filtered water systems in Indonesia. Follow their journey here.

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Audio Technicians needed in Mexico

Article submitted by Ellie and Lila Quezada, Field Coordinators in Mexico
Thank you for praying for our family this month because during the 15th-23rd of February, I was out in the villages helping to record a New Testament in Nahuatl in SE Puebla state and dubbing a Jesus movie in Mazateco of Ixcatlan in the north [...]

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The Marshall Islands

Article submitted by Steve and Shawn Clark, Field Coordinators in the Marshall Islands
Last week a lot of things were happening. Lei Momie the one we asked you to pray for is doing great. They put stitches in her wounds yesterday and all is well. We hope that she will be home in the next couple [...]

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Lew & Mariesa Davis

August 27, 2009

Arequipa, Peru

We are excited about the “Threads of Hope” team from Canada that is coming on Monday to teach the indigenous women of Peru how to sew and make handicrafts. They will also be teaching some of the ladies how to make diapers for the orphanages, skirts and quilts.

Glen & Linda Dubois

August 28, 2009

Missionary Ventures is involving People to Impact Nations for Christ

Well this is my first ever blog. God has been showing me this week that this ministry is not ours at all but His. I’ve come to realize that it’s not that I work for God but He really wants to work for me. I just have to allow Him. It’s interesting to me that [...]

October 6, 2009

Why Missions ?

Missions is joining God in reconciling the World to Him. God’s number one priority is to seek and save the lost among the Nations.
Have you experienced missions lately? I looked up the word experience in the dictionary. It means to attempt a trial or a series of trials that can bring suffering and joy.
Isn’t this [...]

Nigel & Kathy Harding - What's in a name?

Robert & Lorita Melton

September 1, 2009

A New Beginning–Language School

Today was our first day of classes at the language school in Costa Rica. We will need your prayers! Learning Spanish is one of the biggest challenges we face. But, we know that with God, all things are possible! Actually, it seems almost like going back to college again. We have several different classes during [...]

August 27, 2009

A Weekend for Jesus

On last Saturday, we assembled a Costa Rican team and drove to the park in the town of Turrialba. It is about a 30 minute drive through the mountains. Turrialba is farm town, with many surrounding villages coming to Turrialba to do their personal business. We did dramas, games, music, balloons, passed out tracs, and [...]

March 7, 2010

From Costa Rica: Mission Talamanca

As one of our ministries, we have the privilege of mininstering to the Indigenous people of Talamanca. They live in the Talamancan mountains, and are very isolated from the rest of the country. We can only make the trip by 4 wheel drive, and then, only in the dry season. They live off of the [...]

August 25, 2009