SomeONE So Good
Friday, 03 December 2010
This afternoon abut 2PM, while cleaning our Yantana church, some of the children came over to say ‘hello’ to us. Luis began to tell me that his mom and older brother were out of town. They have gone to another city for a few weeks to get some work. Luis and his 2 younger siblings,
A Grocery Trip, What An Adventure!
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
I just took a lady, Gladis, (who goes to our Puyo church), her daughter, Luci, and grandson, Carlos, to the grocery to buy food for their family. This grocery is one of 2 ‘bigger’ stores that we have here. Compared to the U.S., it is about the size of a convenience store. Gladis is 49
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Muku & Salome
Monday, 22 November 2010
Mukutsahua and Salome praying in service at our church in Puyo.
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Muddy Water, Piranha & A Baptism – Video
Monday, 22 November 2010
Susan tells about our adventures of a simple baptism in the jungle and the awesome power of Jesus.
The Tour Has Ended
Tuesday, 09 November 2010
We have had an amazing time in the U.S.! Can hardly believe nearly 3 months have already passed! We have toured TN, AL, TX, LA, preaching, singing, and sharing our great work in Ecuador. We have had some powerful services, and 3 people (that we know of…could be more!) received the Holy Ghost!!! It has
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Tarantulas in the Church! – Video
Tuesday, 05 October 2010
Susan speaking about our encounters with Tarantulas in our church in Talin, Ecuador.
Rut
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Hello, my name is Rut. I live in the jungle community of Puyupungo. I go to Sis. Susan’s church. I like to sing songs and color. I also like to play with other kids in my community, but my legs hurt me a lot because they are not formed right. So, I can’t run and
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Oliver
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Say hello to Oliver. He lives in the small jungle community of Jatari. He and his three older sisters live in a small run-down house with gaps in the floors and walls. His dad left them before he was born, so his mother and grandparents do the best they can for him. But it’s not
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Saira
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Saira lives in the community of Encañada with her mother and 4 siblings. Her home is a small 10ft x12ft one room shack. They have no running water, it must be carried from a river 1/4 mile away. They have no restroom. What little food they can raise is cooked over an open fire. Saira
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