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Pastor Conferences in the Jungles of Ecuador
Article submitted by Don & Mary Wolfram, Field Coordinators in Ecuador THANK YOU again for praying for us and for our ministry. You truly bless us and encourage us each month to keep pushing on. April was an INCREDIBLE month! I could go on and on, but I’ll keep it brief and add some pictures. [...]
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Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA) in Honduras
Article submitted by Scott & Susan Ledford, Field Coordinators in Honduras A great team of people representing Christian Motorcyclists Association (CMA). The photo includes 10 new bikes for Honduran pastor/supervisors and are being ridden to the service where they will be presented. There is nothing in the world like the thrill of hearing all those [...]
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Medical Short-Term Teams in Nicaragua
Article submitted by Brenda Rose, Field Coordinator in Nicaragua In the month of March and April two medical teams came to help out the people in the mountains around Matagalpa, Nicaragua. The first team consisted of pharmacy students from the University of Florida. They were able to attend to many people in areas that have [...]
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Sometimes, “Loving Your Neighbor” means digging a ditch!
Article submitted by Brad and Cami Matlack, Field Coordinators in Kenya Sometimes, “Loving Your Neighbor” means digging a ditch! When our neighbor’s houses are flooding, what do we do? Hurt for them, Cry for them, Pray for them! Yes, we do all those things! But, I really LOVE what my husband did! Today I’m thanking [...]
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Sewing Center for the Maasai in Kenya
Article from Al Barrett, MVI Threads of Hope We now have the greatest opportunity to erect a Maasai Sewing Center – Co-op building on a Maasai Project in Ngoswani, a 100 acre demonstration plot where our Maasai Partners donated 2-1/2 acres to us to construct this outreach. The project land has been fenced and has [...]
Child of the Month
Submitted by Jim & Sue Brannan, Field Coordinators in Peru
This unruly, but happy, group of ragamuffins is climbing the windows of their school to see inside. Their school should have been open last week, but the strikes have shut down the city and their teacher from town has not yet arrived.
Last year during our Sunday School lessons the kids were saving tiny, almost unusable pieces of crayons that I was going to throw out and then begging me for more so that they could do the work in class. School supplies are not high in their parents’ priorities; they will be bought after food, gas and tools—only items that are necessary to live in a jungle community.
This year, people who cared to help with child sponsorships sent in enough funds so that, even in the isolated jungle communities like this one in Boca Inambari, children can have a better opportunity to learn how to read and write. Thanks to you all, through MVI, who sent in enough for the child sponsorship program that these kids were not forgotten. I thank God for you all.
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