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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Special Visitors…

What an exciting time we have had this past week! My dear friends of many years, Pastor and Sis. Logan, of Upper Room Church in Wilton, AL, and 4 of their church members, have all been here in Ecuador with me! This church has been a faithful supporter of Ecuador Missions for over 10 years
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Visitor….

Another service, another snake. LOL   I had our valiant warrior, Sis Sonia, pose with her weapons (a machete and a broom) after bravely handling this situation.
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‘Extra’ Blessings…

Ministry in the jungle often offers much different circumstances than in the States. At all of my Churches, on any given service day, whether it’s a 10 am service or a 4PM service, many of the people will will have only eaten one meal for the day, if any at all. Certainly not by choice,
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