Archive for the 'Outreach' Category

Starting up again

Starting up again

March 26th, 2007 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas: We are about to start our first Bible study in our new home and we have a couple of people who are going to attend it so I hope it will grow. I’ll let you know how it goes. It will take place tomorrow at 4 pm and it will be just to explain [...]

Three Kings Day

Three Kings Day

January 14th, 2007 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas: Well here in Mexico it’s kinda still Christmas because January 6th is Kings Day and that’s the time they give presents. Well, they actually give presents on Christmas and Kings Day. What I have usually seen is that on Christmas the presents are given to your family and friends and on Kings Day a [...]

Christmas Highlights

Christmas Highlights

January 13th, 2007 | By Sara and Vincent living in India | More from Sara and Vincent

Belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all! And to all my friends, I love you guys and miss you especially much during this time. Well, since I missed out all the Christmas questions I just thought I would jot down some highlights of our Christmas adventures and miracles. This was truly an [...]

Starting off

Starting off

January 11th, 2007 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Vas: Well hey you all. We are still here in Guadalajara and starting to play about five concerts a week. So we are officially starting out, and of course the stress of keeping on top of making sure our material is good and pulling off a good performance for the audience is weighing heavy on [...]

Market trip

Market trip

November 10th, 2006 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Joni: We go to the central market here every week to visit with our friends who donate vegetables, fruit, dry goods, cheese etc. weekly. Today I accompanied our home member that faithfully goes every week. I enjoyed doing something different. I have to admit that I’m very attached to teaching academics to the kids in [...]

Kids witnessing

Kids witnessing

November 9th, 2006 | By Vas and Joni living in Mexico | More from Vas and Joni

Joni: Took the kids out witnessing in the park the other day. They are such sweeties and love to pass out tracts. They prayed with 7 people to receive Jesus—all on their own—all in Spanish. Instead of getting their treat afterward like usual to reward them for their efforts, they enjoyed their treat first before [...]

Christmas prep

Christmas prep

October 24th, 2006 | By Nyx living in Philippines | More from Nyx

Christmas….ah yeah, it’s almost here…I told you before how in the Philippines, every one of the “ber” months is the season. Seems the festivities and decor aren’t as much this year tho….could be a result of the typhoon. I’m starting up practice with the kids, to put together some routines and carols for when we [...]

Orphanage show

Orphanage show

October 12th, 2006 | By Flo living in Mexico | More from Flo

Our intrepid singing team was invited to visit one of the biggest orphanages in Cuernavaca to help distribute some sponsored books for the kids there. Of course we said “YESSS!!!!” because we love orphans, but also because we have a knack for getting ourselves into hopelessly embarrassing situations. We even offered to sing “the happiness [...]

Faith trips – Part 3

Faith trips – Part 3

October 11th, 2006 | By Sara and Vincent living in India | More from Sara and Vincent

I have always believed that there is healing power through prayer and through Jesus, and I have seen miracles many times in my life. I really have to tell you (and perhaps reminisce myself at the same time) about the wonderful woman I met at one of the hospitals we visited during our road trip. [...]

Parlor tricks

Parlor tricks

October 9th, 2006 | By Flo living in Mexico | More from Flo

The other day I was making my rounds through what seemed like the new-age district of Cuernavaca. Everyone I met believed in magic teas and ancient religions—well, ironically, everyone except for the guy who owned the only esoteric items shop in the area. Later I met two brothers, elder men from a reputable family, and [...]