Despite the rain, language barriers and transportation issues, we have completed the first of 100 homes! Hooray! This is the Reambonanza family. Their house was damaged beyond repair. By that I mean it collapsed flat to the ground. They were able to push the walls back up and lean them on each other to […]
A year ago we adopted about 40 malnourished kids from the Calunasansur Elementary school and started a lunch program to try to help provide some care and nourishment for these needy children. There are 180 kids who attend the school. Each child gets a healthy lunch of rice, a vegetable or fruit and some other side. […]
One of the unique experiences that we have here is to worship God in a different culture. The Christian Fellowship of Loboc meets in an old production warehouse. The youth of the congregation lead worship with music and I guarantee that this small group of people sings louder than all the churches in Montana! And […]
We started our day with an aftershock. Not a big deal unless you are in an area that was just hit with a large earthquake! I have never felt any kind of earthquake before so it was quite a rush. Ironically, we ran inside to tell everybody instead of running outside. Hey, what do you […]
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