Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Working together to Proclaim Christ!

A couple of weeks ago we helped with a large team of about 30 people from the States.  They were led by Dr. David Sills of Reaching & Teaching International Ministries.  Aside from the group there were resident missionaries Christopher & Carol Sills (Global Outreach), Al Rodriguez (International Mission Board), and our selves (Global Outreach).  It was a busy but great week.

Christ was proclaimed in four different communities in two different providences of Ecuador, as well as about 20 Indigenous pastors being trained and equipped to reach and lead their people and communities.  

We were able to visit a bit with friends (Rick & Melanie Dardar) from our home church Kirby Woods Baptist, Memphis who were with the group, and enjoyed our fellowship with them.  

There were plenty of obstacles both personally and as a group throughout the week.  As vehicles were breaking down, an accident  happened, people were getting sick, roads were blocked, and some in the communities were less than happy to have Christians in their communities.  However, throughout it all the name of Christ was proclaimed and God was glorified!

Continue to pray for us, the Sills family, Al Rodriquez, and the indigenous pastors as we work to share the love of Christ to the peoples in this part of the Andes Mountains.  Pray God would bless these efforts and His name would be glorified in all that we do.

Visiting with the Dardars.

Large group we helped with from Reaching & Teaching

Gray at a VBS in Ingapirca, Ecuador.

Broken down in Nowheresville Ecuador.

Alayna helping to translate for VBS way up the mountain from Chunchi.


Carolyn helping with VBS.

Alayna helping make gospel bracelets. 


Nathan Brown leading a Bible story. 

Sharing the gospel with kids at a school.

Having a Bible study in a house.

Great view on the way to our ministry site.

Beach ball fun at 10,000 feet.


Learning about the cross of Christ in crafts.

Me (Brad) & IMB missionary Al Rodriguez most likely discussing missions strategies... ha

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