Archive for the 'Missions' Category

Putting Ourselves at a Disadvantage?

Those of us who serve a Christian audience do a great deal of good, but something haunts me: Does my professional schedule exempt me from fulfilling the Great Commission?

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I Get by with a Little Help…

I’ve got much to tell about the recent events of our lives, but little strength this week to tell it. Therefore, I offer this post with a little help from my friend, my brother to be exact.

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Missions Trips: All Leave Changed

We’re recovering from our 8 day XA Missions team, but we didn’t want too much time slip away without a report. This post and its video speak of how missions trips can impact its participants.

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Preparations

Keep us in prayer this week as months of preparation culminate in a series of evangelistic outreaches.

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Fear Invades Mérida

“Mérida is a tranquil place.” the residents enjoy saying, but this headline from today’s edition of the Diario de Yucatán seems to suggest that things may be changing.

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Leave if You Can!

In a town where even the name encourages people to stay away, this missionary finds that God has decided to take up residence.

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Rising to the Occasion

Last week our family traveled with fellow missionaries, medical professionals, and Bible school students on a missions trip to Tabasco. In this post, Kelly shares her thoughts and a video.

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Year End Wrap-up

I thought that you’d might enjoy another look at some of our favorite posts over the last year. They may not be the most popular, but they’re definitely worth another look.

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Día de la Virgen and our Missionary Methods

A trip through the Yucatan countryside on the Day of the Virgin brings up some interesting thoughts about how we do ministry as missionaries or as culturally relevant Christians.

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Returning from the Flood Zone

Returning from the flood zone of Villahermosa, Tabasco and the surrounding areas, we report of what God is doing to meet the needs of those in this disaster-struck region.

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