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A-Z Things I Took for Granted Before Becoming a Missionary
Article submitted by Jim & Jamie Loker, Regional Directors in Mexico I thought our partners in ministry might enjoy a different glimpse of our sometimes less-than-idyllic life on the mission field in Oaxaca, Mexico. Oh, the things we used to take for granted. A = availability of grocery items B = bridges (here we drive [...]
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Pastor Eric in South Africa Shares his Testimony
Video submitted by Bruce Mumm, MVI Pastoral Care MVSouthAfrica partners with Pastor Eric to plant churches and impact communities in South Africa. Pastor Eric shares his testimony with Influence Living.
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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 [...]
Nicaragua: Summer 2010
This project is a combination of building construction and ministry to a local rural Nicaraguan Evangelical congregation. The church shown below, La Iglesia Nueva Vida (New Life Church), is in the barrio of Mirazul de Llano between the towns of San Marcos and Masatepe in the department of Carazo in Nicaragua. The spiritually hungry congregation in this poor rural community church is filled to the brim and praying for expansion.
They have purchased stone bricks to expand possibly another 20 feet in width. A construction team could easily complete this project within a few days. Other items needed for completion may be cement, paint, a window for the windowless building, and light fixtures.
A week of construction ministry could also include a vacation Bible school for the rural community. The church has a soccer field which could provide opportunities for youth activities. Other methods of discipleship teaching could also be offered during a short term mission.
Please consider this project which would bless this small congregation’s ability to reach out to the community. A gospel-minded North American church would also be blessed in forming a relationship with this precious church family.
