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Youth Camp in Guatemala
Article submitted by Noah Bendele, Field Intern in Guatemala A team from Petra Fellowship New Holland, PA came down to the Petén to help us run a short youth camp. They were also involved in some other projects around Sayaxché during their stay here. Friday afternoon the youth arrived at La Anchura, a former jungle [...]
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Visiting Prisons in Zambia
Article submitted by Elizabeth Ratliff, Field Coordinator in Zambia In the past I have said what a privilege it is to serve the Lord here in Zambia and the incredible opportunities in the prisons but this mission to Northern Zambia far surpassed previous missions. It was our most distant mission, it was the hardest and [...]
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Heat is a Luxury
Article submitted by Norb & Julie Kurrle, Field Coordinators in Paraguay It’s been cold here the last few days and today we woke up to about 0 degree celcius. We’re giving our new wood burning stove a work out; yesterday we kept it burning all day! While we are thankful for a cozy home, the [...]
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Tell Me “My Story”
Article submitted by Julie Merrin, Field Coordinator in SE Asia Rachel was sitting next to me recently…chattering away, as usual. I’m not sure how, but somehow, the conversation turned to her asking something about “her story”. The story of how she came to be with me. She has heard this story many times before, but [...]
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Busy Time in Puerto Maldonado
Article submitted by Jim & Sue Brannan, Field Coordinators in Peru Once again, it’s been a very busy time as always here in Puerto Maldonado, Peru—and a very hot and dry month. We have not had a good rain all month and the river is really going down. The last time Sue and I were [...]
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 of Oaxaca.
Usually, a Jesus movie dub takes about two weeks, but this time in only took 4 and a half days. Wow, that’s fast! I recorded from 8:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night every day, including Sunday. That’s because some readers were only available on Sunday. I usually rest on Sunday, but when I am out in the villages like this, I need to follow their schedule and they needed to record on Sunday.
There are more recording trips to make in the coming months and I could sure use some help. So, if someone is 
interested, I’ll teach you the ropes. If you love the Lord Jesus, love Mexican food, love meeting exotic ethnic people groups, going four-wheeling on mountain roads that drop hundreds of feet with no guard rails, and want to learn to speak Spanish fluently, then start praying. God may want you here! Email Missionary Ventures to sign up.
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