Archive for October 2012
Paruima Mission Update
We have been in Paruima for almost two weeks now. I don’t think that we have taken as many pictures as we probably should have. Things aren’t quite routine yet though; quite the contrary.
Read MoreSiparuta Mission Academy October Newsletter
As we progress to the second month of the school year, we con testify to the goodness of the Lord.
Read MoreFirst Believers Baptized in Mayoyao!
This last August a bigger team of trained young-adult volunteers were brought in to Mayoyao to prepare for the evangelistic meetings which….
Read MoreColporteuring Testimony from Bolivia
On September 25, 2012, Steve, Ivan, Jeremy and I from the Red Advenir TV Network planned to meet on a certain street….
Read MoreNight Flight Medivac
The plan for the day was pretty simple in principle… Pick up a load of cement and food for the Paramakatoi church project, and 10 gallons of gas for the Chenapau chainsaws, load up the airplane, and fly 3 1/2 hours to deliver both.
Read MoreFrontline Mission Report – October 2012 Newsletter
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Read MoreSermon: Who Am I? – Jeff Sutton
Watch Jeff Sutton’s 3-Part series on what it takes to be a missionary.
Read MoreMOVE Training School
Welcome We are a school more than anything, but a school that is out of the norm. We could better call the school a center of mobilization for missionaries or a center of connections for projects. The truth is, that we are the three in one. MOVE specializes in connecting people with different missions, training…
Read MoreFlying in the Face of the Storm
It was a very long day… I had been up at 3:50am so that I could do a “double” trip into Paruima. It had been a scorcher of a day, and to add insult to injury, my rear seat had given me no end of grief when I tried to reinstall it after the first trip.
Read MoreMOVE Newsletter – September 2012
Jeff had been looking for land in
Belize since September of 2010.
Finally, in January of 2012, he
found and purchased a property to
start building the mission training
school. With much work, prayers,
and support of friends and family we
were able to get a container ready to
send down with equipment: steel
(for building houses) and school
supplies.