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Andrew the First Apostle
Bill and Janet went with us t buy groceries and then Bill went with me to the bank and then to check on bunk beds for Lee and Candy's dorm. We received still another child today. She is Joselyn, age 13. This is the sixth child this week.…
Read More ›His Compassion
My college roommate, Bill, arrived with his wife Janet for a 10 day stay. His daughter and family will come Monday. He blessed me with an Apple Mac computer. It is so fancy. We also received a new child, Jose David, age 7. Yesterday when Karen visited…
Read More ›Karen
Today was a very busy day as Karen arrived to visit with her parents, her sister who donated the kidney, the social worker and the psychologist from Roosevelt Hospital. She was here to see where she would live & will return here for good in 2 weeks. Sindy…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one #9
Wendy, Sindy & Marjorie are so excited about Karen coming to visit today and even more so when I said that the other girl is having her catheter put in this week & should be here in a few days. Felipe & others are working to get the…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one #8
This was a very laid back Sunday. I needed that! We are continuing with the ways to cope with the loss of someone we love. Hope, Memories, Friends & Family and yesterday we spoke of the Word of God. Today I want to share with you the…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one #7
At the worship service last night a young girl, 14, who was sent here with her two babies having been impregnated by her father sang to open the service. She sang "Nothing is too difficult for God". Recently she had said to me "Papi, I am a little…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one #6
The Coffee Growers Association came & asked if they could test our high schoolers because they were hoping to find 5 who would qualify to attend a 3 month course on coffee production and management. If they could find 2 who qualified after the course they would hire…
Read More ›Loss of Loved Ones #5
I received a sweet email mail this morning from a young lady who recently lost her father. He was only 54 years old. She had such kind words about her father as well as stating that they would one day spend eternity together. She actually was giving…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one #4
Josue', our first child, has been given a job by Telehealth, to oversee the Telemedicine Project in Guatemala. They are sending money for an automobile, salary, travel, etc. He has been faithful in his studies and so faithful to Dottie and me. I need a larger shirt…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one #3
Dottie and I took a few teenagers & emptied the 35 suitcases the teams recently brought & we were elated at the clothes, shoes, gifts, etc. My back feels better today than it has in 5 months. Thank God! Because of our drainage problems the city government is…
Read More ›Passports
Tony is still with us so if you sponsor him please continue. Tim took off for a week & Tony will go next week. They both need rest. Dottie & I went to the US Embassy for new passports which will be ready in 2 weeks. It is…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one II
We have a major drainage/sewer problem. Tim, Jim, Felipe, Jason and Billy worked on it until finally getting it fixed to the point that Monday the city will dig up the pipes on the street & fix it permanently. It was a blessing to be home & ministering…
Read More ›Loss of a loved one
Dottie stayed busy all day with her flowers & then going out trying to sell the puppies. She sold only one. I had a visit from a group of ministers from the states wanting to help with discipleing our children. This would be a great blessing for…
Read More ›Aquila and Priscilla #5
I spoke to the Americans last night. I met with Walter early & it was the absolute worst report I ever have gotten in all the years I have been going home . Dottie bought groceries although Lucy had plenty of food waiting where we came home. I began paying…
Read More ›Aquila nd Priscilla #4
Our grandson, Robert, is having heart problems(blockage) & we ask that everyone pray with us. Years ago a gentleman from Illinois called to see if he could visit. He was our first visitor & continued for years. He was a fighter pilot in WWII. He died a few…
Read More ›Aquil and Priscilla #3
There are 3 teams at Casa totaling 96 visitors. Fayette 1st Baptist as well as Fellowship of Springdale/ Fayetteville Ar and FUMC of Dothan, Al. Dottie & I had our annual dental check-up; packed & visited with our son, Chad, and his family. The EKG on Antony…
Read More ›Aquila and Priscilla #2
I am absolutely broken hearted. I received word from Aroldo that the Guatemalan government has decided that they will no long provide medication for kidney transplant children. There are 48 whom we have seen receive transplants who now cannot afford the medication. The government also said that…
Read More ›Aquila and Priscilla #1
We ministered at Family Life, this was one of the 3 churches who began supporting Casa in Guatemala 25 years ago and is still faithful, with Pastor Todd. They have been so kind and generous for so long. The youth group sponsored Alex for years. Brother Ron &…
Read More ›Epaphras #10
The team from Fayetteville is there and they brought 30 bags from Debbie to us in Guatemala. That is how we get Christmas gifts, sponsor gifts, medicines, etc. If you are willing to carry a bag for us when you come visit Casa please call Debbie…
Read More ›Epaphras #9
The board meeting is being held at the Abraham's. Dottie & I were able to spend time with our son, Chad, and his daughter, Rebecca. Our great-granddaughter needs surgery on her spine which will be done within a few weeks in New Orleans. Her name is Grace and…
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