Archive for the 'Progress' Category

Birthday Surprise

In the middle of the commotion that is the celebration of a 5 year-old’s birthday, Jonathan gives his parents a welcome surprise.

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A Year in Review

September marked for us the end of one year of ministry here in the Yucatán, and to celebrate, we brought back a best of disciplemexico.org.

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Update on The Prayer Wall

Belated thanks for those who prayed for the Prayer Wall Presentation by Phil Bennett

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A Few Steps Back, a Few Steps Forward

Click on the picture or the link to see what playing with toothpaste has to with what God has been doing in spite of our recent bouts with illness.

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Part of the Family

Missionaries thrive in the context of relationship with the national church. This Sunday, we had the chance to open this door with our decision to make Golgota Christian Center our home church.

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Tuxtla Gutierrez

The General Council in Tuxtla Gutierrez meant a week away from the family during Thanksgiving, but showed encouraging progress in the area of Mexican World Missions.

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Fueling Evangelism

This Monday started the new bimester at Bethel Bible Institute and with it began a whole new slate of classes. The new schedule finds me teaching Dynamic Evangelism to a class of seven first-year students (from front to back: Diana, Alejandro, Karin, Alicia, Lázaro, Bernardino, and Adrián.) This marks a sort of […]

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Opportunity Knocks

Dividing up duties in my hermeneutics (Bible interpretation) class with Paul, I got a chance to lead the group in making observations about the texts that they had been given for homework.
What they were assigned to do was to determine the component parts of the passage, verbs, pronouns, conjunctions and the like, as […]

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Back to class

No, not back to language school, but back to the bible institute. We have just begun a new semester in which I will be team teaching, of all subjects, Hermenéutica, (say that five times fast) or Hermeneutics in Spanish. The picture above is of missionary Paul Kazim, teaching the class of 32 students […]

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Saying “so long” to Dad and “hello” to the work

We certainly didn’t want you to think that we have fallen off of the end of the earth here in Merida, although you don’t have very far to go to reach the end of Mexico from here. We only have about 20 minutes to reach the Gulf and on a clear night, they say […]

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