Posts by Steve S
Tsushima Volunteer Mission Report – January 2021
Greetings Friends,
God is still at work. Here on Tsushima Island, we had 9 patients with coronavirus last year, and fortunately, they were all discharged from the hospital. I am praying also that God protects you and your family from the coronavirus.
Read MoreGrenada Family Network Report – Year End 2020
In His Time He Make All Things Beautiful Hello dear friends, It’s been months since I have written much about the work in Grenada. It’s not been for lack of desire. For us, like many of you, this year has been full of trials and tribulations and finding time to write has been a challenge.…
Read MoreTsushima Volunteer Mission Report – October 2020
Thank you so much for your prayers and support for our ministry. We had some damage to the fruit farm and our house-church by the massive typhoon last month. Thankfully we were able to repair most of it with the Lord’s help.
Read MoreUncle David’s 3rd Quarter Frontlines Report
About 4 months ago, while in Guyana, I had plans to go back to the U.S. to take care of some appointments and other work related issues. Right then, at the airport, when I was about to fly North, I got a phone call about the borders closing and the airports and all the transportation being shut down.
Read MoreTsushima Volunteer Mission Report – August 2020
Normally in farming rain can be a good thing, however, as with many things in life too much of a good thing can have a negative result.
This year we had lots of rain and it created the environment that allowed more bugs to flourish. Even though I sprayed the trees with a pesticide to deter them, the bugs damaged about 2,000 peaches!
Read MoreUncle David’s 2nd Quarter Frontlines Report
When I was 25 years old, I was called by the General Conference to go to three places and one of those places was Chiapas, Mexico. We got into the airplane with two daughters and landed close to the Clinic and School of “Bella Vistaâ€.
Read MoreUncle David’s 1st Quarter Frontlines Report
Greetings from Bolivia, South America. About 3 weeks ago, as I was on my way north for a speaking appointment in the U.S., I stopped in Brazil and Guyana to spend time with the team there and then planed on going on to Puerto Rico, Miami and Tennessee.
Along the way I heard that due to the virus that borders were closing and I decided to contact the people I had appointments with and they said “We believe that this may be a long term situation, and are praying about it. Please can we move these meetings to a later time?â€
Read MoreTsushima Volunteer Mission Report – January 2020
Since last year, we have been preparing for a new agricultural project which will start next year. We are going to teach local children and their parents how to grow vegetables and fruit, and also how to fix agricultural machines by working together.
Since last year we had been praying to God about land to start the project but we could not find enough land for the project. So we just kept praying without giving up. God is so good and faithful to our prayer. Last month by His grace, we were able to rent a very beautiful orchard for free. The orchard already has many peach trees and pear trees, and equipment to maintain it.
Read MoreMission Stories from Bethany by 12 yr old Jackson Varga
My name is Jackson, and my family and I recently moved to Guyana, South America. We live about 10 miles from the coast in a village called, Bethany Village. I am 12 years old. My family and I came to Guyana to share
Jesus with the people here. My Dad is a mission pilot and will be flying into the interior of Guyana to help people get to medical care.
Uncle David’s 4th Quarter Frontlines Report
“The country is going to close down here in Bolivia,â€Â said my son-in-law Richard over the phone. “Since there were irregularities in the voter reporting system, the citizens are going to blockade all roads nationwide until another election is held.â€
“You’d better get enough food for the workers to last a while,â€Â I replied “as well as gasoline and diesel in case the electricity shuts down.â€
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