The Rain didn’t stop Them

These past few days it has been literally storming here in the Amazon! Rains have been torrential, causing flash floods. Well, Thursday night was the same, and we have service in Puyo on Thursday nights. Our people either walk (which was not a good option for this particular night) or come by bus to get

Of such is the kingdom of God.

I love teaching little children. Their hearts are so open to hear about the Savior, and they love to sing and clap hands, and say His name, Jesus. They show His love with their smiles and hugs. They are real. I could teach them every day! One little Shuar child in our Yantana church once

Great trip to U.S, but Happy to be Home in Ecuador!

Once again, what a blessed time I had in the U.S. during my stay last month!! I drove many miles in my little SUV :-), ministering in several churches all over, and raising funds for our beautiful Puyo church that we are constructing now. But oh, how the Lord poured out of His spirit in

HeadHunters in Yantana!

I’m sure many have heard of headhunters in the Amazon Rainforest. Headhunting is where the Indians cut off the heads of people and then shrink them to preserve them. The Shuar Indians here in Ecuador are known for this. Many years ago, it was very common, and the shrunken heads were mostly kept as trophies,

I love being a Missionary

It’s not just the hugs the children give me daily. It’s not the gifts of bananas or live chickens or lemons the people give us. It’s not just the smiles we see on their faces. It’s not just their friendly ways or helpful manner. It’s not just the kind words the people speak to us,