Mission Reports

Godspeed for the Gospel
Hi everyone. As usual, I am behind in my reporting. The following story is from last month. Also, I have attached a link for the March newsletter. We have a student in charge of preparing a monthly newsletter, which I supervise and edit. Usually our […]
Calling Prayer Warriors: Turn the battle to the gate!
I have more things to say then there are minutes in a day, but though I find myself writing this message at the 11thhour of the night, I will try to keep this report to the most essential for now. I will say that there […]
One Busy Sabbath
After a typically full church service we made five visits in the afternoon including two neat contacts with Evangical folks in Chan Pine Ridge. One lady named Angela is the wife of an evangelical pastor in another village and she hitchhikes every weekend to come […]
“Nothing we can do,” but He can do Anything!
“Daniel… accident!” were the only two words I understood from the choked-up voice of sister Mirtha when Lyli answered her call on speaker phone early Monday morning.
Oh Lord, I sure hope he’s not gone. I thought, fearing the worst as Lyli stepped out of the house […]
Darknes in the Jungle- Paruima- Guyana
Dear brothers and sisters,
Rasto and Jannette are now wittnesses already 2 days with demons activities through young students in Paruima.
One – Liccie – has often breath stop and heart stop. Rasto and Jannette in continuing prayers are helping them to rescutite them.
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God gives them strengh […]
An address to live by
“What’s your address?” can be a tricky question to answer as a missionary. The correct response can depend on the time of year, or on who’s asking and for what reason. There are at least six or seven addresses I use frequently, depending on the […]
A serpent at my door
We were finally home after a long but wonderful Sabbath full of activities. I was fumbling for my keys under our tenuous porch light as Lyli stood by swatting mosquitoes. When I lifted my head my eyes caught a thin form of banded red, black […]
In the hunter’s zone
Before leaving the bush on Sunday morning, the students must complete a series of exercises as a team. Several of them are designated as blind, mute and lame, just to make things more interesting. My job this time was to scout a location on the […]
One weekend. Thirteen items or less
You follow a map to your campsite, find your food, (which is hidden in the woods ahead of time, so it is at least more palatable and plentiful then real forage fare) build your shelter, start your fire, and if you want filtered water, you […]