Weapons of Warfare…..

Our weapons of warfare look a little bit different here in the jungle. Brooms and machetes are absolute necessities in all of our Churches, due to the regular ‘visitors’ we have in the services (namely snakes and tarantulas) that might cause us harm. We truly do have to be on the lookout for such creatures
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Continuing on for Jesus….

Some of you may have seen the post that I shared about us having to essentially rebuild our Puyuypungo Church. During this time, though, we are so Blessed that a neighboring community is allowing us to rent a small pavilion to hold our services in . At the very first gathering there, we pulled out
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God is so Faithful!!!

Being in the Rainforest with constant torrential rains, combined with regular earthquake tremors, wreaks havoc on our jungle Church buildings. Although things have advanced greatly in the 20 years I’ve lived here, there are still limitations on the selection of building materials that are available to us. Our Puyupungo Church was built 10 years ago
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It Shall Be Well…..

It’s Ann sharing a short video clip that I’ve not posted before from the WOW Ladies Conference in Dexter, MS last October. I absolutely love hearing my sister deliver God’s Word with the powerful anointing He has placed on her life. If you’re carrying a promise that looks dead, lay it in the presence of
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I’ve Got To Touch Him…

My brother Charles is a very anointed preacher, no matter where he is in the world. But for me, there is something so very special, an even greater anointing upon him, when he preaches here in Ecuador (in Spanish). It always blesses me immensely and I’m often moved deeply to tears. So it was such
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