Pandemic Perspective
One of the things that has blessed me the most is observing the perspective of our missionaries as they have focused on what they can do and not on what they can’t do. ...
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One of the things that has blessed me the most is observing the perspective of our missionaries as they have focused on what they can do and not on what they can’t do. ...
The Last Time
Thank you for partnering with us in reaching those who need the gospel message. ...
The Kitchen Table
There is something about a meeting around a table that opens the door for opportunities to interact and discuss things in a manner which do not occur in a formal church service....
What is that in your hand?
In just a few hours, cellphones, tablets, laptops, PC's, internet, software, etc. became more critical than ever for ministries. ...
Teamwork
Of the many things that I saw on this trip, I was particularly blessed by the teamwork that exists at Igreja Baptista do Montijo, the church that they have planted on the outskirts of metropolitan Lisbon....
Turkey or Tamales?
For some Americans, the traditional Christmas fare includes turkey, but in the Hispanic culture, tamales are a popular Christmas food....
International Food Festival
One of our favorite ministry events of the year in our local Hispanic church is our annual International Food Festival held every fall. This years' event was a great success. ...
A Library
I was immediately struck by the fact that their request was for something spiritually significant. ...
What is that in your hand?
In just a few hours, cellphones, tablets, laptops, PC's, internet, software, etc. became more critical than ever for ministries. ...
Keep ReadingTeamwork
Of the many things that I saw on this trip, I was particularly blessed by the teamwork that exists at Igreja Baptista do Montijo, the church that they have planted on the outskirts of metropolitan Lisbon....
Keep ReadingTurkey or Tamales?
For some Americans, the traditional Christmas fare includes turkey, but in the Hispanic culture, tamales are a popular Christmas food....
Keep ReadingInternational Food Festival
One of our favorite ministry events of the year in our local Hispanic church is our annual International Food Festival held every fall. This years' event was a great success. ...
Keep ReadingA Library
I was immediately struck by the fact that their request was for something spiritually significant. ...
Keep ReadingChickens, Pigs, & People
With the adults that taught the children, over 70 people crowded into this tiny space....
Keep ReadingInconvenience or Fellowship?
It was a hot May 19th Sunday at Iglesia Bautista El Camino de la Verdad, one of our partner churches of Project Yucatan for Christ....
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The Sound of Music
The Lord blessed in these meetings as the team ministered through their music program, while I had the privilege of sharing from God's Word....
Keep ReadingTwenty Years Later - God is Still Working
It is thrilling to see how God uses a seed, planted twenty years ago, to continue to bear fruit....
Keep ReadingChristmas Eve at the Plaza
More so than most days of the year, those who crowded the plaza were receptive to the colorful tract that clearly presented the gospel message: the story of a babe, born in a manger, who came to give His life for mankind....
Keep ReadingWhen Churches Cooperate - Part 2
This is the second consecutive year that the two churches have partnered together for ministry purposes. ...
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Tacana, Guatemala
Little did I realize years ago when I first met Walter that I would one day accept a preaching invitation from him as a pastor in Tacaná....
Keep ReadingFamily Camp
From the Scriptures we studied important topics such as the sanctity of marriage, the importance of the home, the roles of husbands, fathers, wives, mothers, and children....
Keep ReadingTraining Leadership
One of the great joys of our ministry is the involvement in discipleship, mentoring, and training of ministry leadership....
Keep Reading6 Churches 1 Objective
Through the combined efforts of these churches, over 40 people accepted Christ in the various evangelistic events in which we were involved....
Keep ReadingMoises Has a Problem
“This is Moises. I want you to meet him. He has a problem and he knows it; he needs help. I told him that you can pray for him.”...
Keep ReadingNew Missionary Personnel
Working with those who have immigrated to this country is one of the most effective missionary tools we have at our disposal. When they respond to God's call on their lives, they can return to a country with which they are already familiar. • They already speak the language. • There are no cultural barriers. • They are able to immediately initiate ministry activit...
Keep ReadingHow do You Say 'Turkey' in English? - The Seals
An adult named Amado Canche also came. Amado was not shy or hesitant. He quickly began to converse with the visiting team from Victory Chapel by asking them how to say words and phrases in English. The one word he retained from this informal English class was “turkey”!...
Keep ReadingOne God - Many Nations
Our Gospel message is a singular message of a singular God and a singular plan of redemption. However, the Great Commission demands that our target audience be diverse....
Keep ReadingRibbons, Statues, and Prayers - Roy & Edi Seals
I stood in silence as I observed a Mayan woman, small of stature, trying to reach the outstretched arms of a statue located in the San Idelfonso Cathedral in Merida -- a cathedral more than 400 years old. Some rituals and traditions endure for centuries....
Keep ReadingThe Rusty Key - Roy & Edi Seals October 2016
We recently rented a building in the village of Oxcum. Not because of the beauty or architecture of the house; in fact, the house is old and falling apart....
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