Archive for the 'Nature' Category

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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To Tabasco…

With time winding down before our relief trip to Tabasco, we save some time with a video blog.

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A Change of Plans

A telephone call breaks the tranquility of a Monday morning. The news it brings causes many to make a change in plans.

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Dean the Day After

What can we say except, “Thank God for his protection!” as we assess the situation here in the Yucatán.

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Dean’s Danger Now Passing into the Gulf

Update: there have been no reported deaths and little to no damage, a far cry from the potential catastrophe that we had on our hands yesterday.

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Facing Reality in the Eye of the Storm

In the south of the state of Yucatán as well as the population of southern Quintana Roo, many are facing the possibility of watching Dean blow everything away.

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The Latest on Dean

Although Dean will likely pass us to the south, Yucatán is under an high alert for hurricane activity.

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In the Gaze of Dean

In the gaze of our first hurricane, we are faced with a mountain of uncertainty and where there is uncertainty, not far behind we find fear.

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A Visit from the Tooth Mouse?

In doing battle with the mouse population of Mérida, we had no idea that we might have been putting a famous children’s legend at risk.

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Chilling out in Mérida

Acclimatized to the tropics, the Godzwa family experiences a Mérida cold snap.

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