I pray this letter finds you well. We are still in in the Northwest Indiana area. My wife continues with her cancer treatment. A couple of weeks ago, she had an MRI done to determine how effective the treatment has been. The MRI showed that [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. As you may remember from our previous letter, we are back home in Indiana, treating a cancer they found in my wife. She has gone through three chemotherapy treatments, and everything is going well so far. [...]
Ismael and Sara February was a bittersweet month for us. On the 13th of the month, I had the joy of marrying Sara and Ismael. Sara is the first person I baptized when we started the church 14 years ago. We have watched her grow, struggle, [...]
We are finally back in Honduras after being in the United States on furlough during the months of October and November. They were tiring months. We visited churches in 11 different states, and I drove over 14,000 miles. Because we were ther [...]
The Lord uses our soul-winning efforts, and God will use anybody to do it. A few weeks ago, we were out knocking on doors. My nine-year-old son Timothy and his friend Danny (10) usually give out tracts to people who walk by. One of them gav [...]
Ana, Angie, Sara, Michelle, and Gisella--A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words It has been said, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Recently a girl in our church posted the above picture on her Facebook account. When I saw the picture, [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. The work continues to go forward here in Honduras. This month we had the blessing of having my mom for a visit of a little more than two weeks. One of the things I dislike about being a missionary is not b [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. We ended 2014 on a great note here in Honduras. This month we hosted the “Fuegos de Evangelismo” (Fires of Evangelism) conference. We had Pastors Luis Parada, Mike Valdez, and Tommy Ashcraft and Child Evan [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. It seems like sometimes everything people hear about countries like Honduras is negative. Unfortunately, a lot of what you hear is true, but there are definitely a lot of good things happening in Honduras [...]
I pray this email finds you well. When asked to retract his decision to emancipate the slaves, Abraham Lincoln responded, “I walk slowly, but never backwards.” The first part of that sentence surely describes our ministry. It seems like thi [...]
