Houses on the Land    Access to the River    Puraquequara Base

Dear friends and family,

We are writing this letter out of the routine schedule of emails to let you know the AMAZING PROVISIONS of our God. We serve a wonderful God who has given us promises in His word and wants us to faithfully move forward claiming His promises. Please read the following and may all Praise and Glory go to our God who is faithful.

Since our arrival in Brazil we have been on the outlook for land on the river to serve as a base for our medical launch program. We have spent some time looking, driving all over the land that was on the river to find a suitable piece of property. Having launches and futures seaplanes, we needed a piece of land that could be easily accessed by road and was water front property to allow the boats and planes to be docked there. Our search never came up to anything worth while. We finally gave up the active search and decided we didn’t have time currently to continue looking. But we continued praying daily for God to open the door and make the right piece of land available.
Continue reading ‘God Provides Land’

Our present needs for specific volunteers are as follows:

Primary teachers (4-6): must speak Spanish and able to commit 1 year minimum.

Houseparents (3): preferably married couples who speak Spanish and able to commit 1 year minimum.

Mechanic (1): volunteer who has knowledge in auto mechanics and general repairs.

Electrician (1) : volunteer who has knowledge in setting up electrical systems.

Cook (2): volunteers with knowledge in vegetarian cooking

Agriculturists (2)

Nurse (1)

Constructors (4)

Nutritionist (1)

Contact: Christina Dawang at christinadawang {at} gmail(.)com
or Melissa Harding at musician822001 {at} yahoo(.)com

“It was a trial that God allowed us to go through”
* They tell of the moments of anguish they experienced, while flying over Leon, without an airstrip,
* And the unity with their Christian family that was felt by all the injured.
José Luis González
DATE - 23:28 - 12/03/2008 - LEON

Gerardo Callazo Cardoza, 26, a Mexican member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, and one of the victims of the plane crash that occurred on Monday, said that the moments of terror that the six crew members experienced, are part of the trials that God gave them “through the selfless love that He has towards us.”

“When we were falling out of the sky - at 10PM in Leon - I felt calm and at peace, because thank God I am working for Him and I just thought that everything would be okay, no fear! Now I am still not afraid nor have any fear of traveling by plane. My companions are also stable and have confidence to continue working because God spared our lives, and we are confident that He has great purposes for us, and we can only keep working for Him, and move forward to serve others,” added Callazo, who was discharged Wednesday from the Hospital in Leon.

Continue reading ‘Trial in the air.’