February Newsletter

"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path."

Psalm 119:105

We are now able to take trips to the villages in the jungles! We were able to visit the village of Diwarsikwa. We have not been there in a long time. We prayed for the pastor and did a prayer walk around the village.

In the coming months, we will be visiting other villages around the area. We will bring some of the church leaders from Puerto Gavilana with us. They will be able to visit the villages when we are not there.

Thank you again for your prayers, here are some pictures from the month of February.

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Puerto Gavilana

This is the water system in Puerto Gavilana. We were able to help them contact the government to check some issues with their system. The Government came and tested the water. They will go back with the test results and to train Puerto Gavilana on how to maintain and clean the system.

Each trip we take, we feed the kids. We are seeing more and more kids every time we go. In one house, there were more than 10 babies! One of our goals is to reach the new generation. May God give us wisdom as we teach the children.

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DIWARSIKWA

For many years, traveling to Diwarsikwa would take between six to eight hours in a canoe. Now, from Puerto Gavilana, it only takes about two hours. It was good to go with my son. My daughter has been there many times but Misael was never able to go. We had a great time and I was able to share what God has done over the years while remembering Pastor Roosevelt and Ines.

"I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”

John 8:12

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My citizenship

I thank God for all the people that helped me through the process to get my citizenship. Nancy Falgout, my immigration lawyer was a blessing through the entire process. I thank God for Sam Parker, his wife and daughter. Thank you everyone for praying. However, my first and most important citizenship is in the kingdom of God.

Last month, I did two funerals. It has not been easy, but it has given me the opportunity to share the gospel and give people hope through what Jesus did. I think I have done more funerals this last year than sermons. I am glad God is using me through this difficult time for so many.

After one of the funerals, I had the opportunity to visit my mom's burial site with some of my nieces and a nephew.

We are still searching for a Mission House, a place where we can lodge volunteers and train future leaders to preach the gospel. We have found a house that we can see God using for his ministry. Pray that God will give us wisdom to raise funds and patience to wait on His time.