Pictured: A group of new young leaders poses with Pastor George (second from right) outside the Ducie church. A few years back I thought I could do everything in the ministry. I thought I was strong, young, and energetic. I had a strong motor bike to move from village to village to do everything for the ministry. Frankly speaking, in some villages I used to do the order of service, teach songs/hymns, lead the Bible study, preach, and other duties. A meeting without me or othe

Pictured: The Woods grow produce in raised garden beds. In Matthew 13, Jesus taught the Parable of the Sower. In that story, the farmer planted the seed of the Word of God. Some fell on hearts with fertile soil that brought forth a rich harvest. It’s a blessing to read Dr. Woods’ monthly reports and see the harvest being reaped in Cayman Brac due to his faithful leadership and planting the seed, in partnership with the local brothers and sisters’ faithfulness in the Spot Bay

Rev. Jeudilus Noel (Pastor Samson) recently gave a glowing report of the effectiveness of our school in Dos Palais, Haiti: “I am visiting Dos Palais now to congratulate the teachers for the great job they have done this year. Although this school year wasn’t so perfect for the country in general, Dos Palais made a difference in the state exams. About 95% of our students succeeded, and it’s considered as the school with the most success in the whole area. This wonderful effort

Beverly Joann Parker served with her husband, Lyle, as missionaries in Bolivia from 1967-1984. She passed away on August 19, 2022. The Parkers were a vital part of the establishment of our churches in Bolivia, and she is remembered for her sweet spirit and her life of faithfulness and dedication to Christ. Pictured below: Lyle and Joann Parker, Stephen and Daniel. Beverly Joann Hood Parker, known to virtually everyone as "Joann", entered Heavenly rest August 19, 2022, after a

New things are both thrilling and nerve-wracking. We like our routines—they are comfortable. But most of the time we have to break out of them in order to make specific progress. Having just arrived back in the USA, we are experiencing a lot of new things. Amaziah in the mission airplane for the first leg of our trip Transition is nothing new for us, but this time it’s a little bit different. We’re not on a regular furlough, where our job would be to connect with people and

We congratulate Brother Rene Bardales for his work with Spanish Ministerial Resources. After over 20 years of providing Bible study aids in Spanish, and as he faces his 94th birthday this summer, Bro. Bardales is retiring from this work. God had His hand on a sickly baby born in Bolivia in 1928. Later, Bro. Bardales rose to a government-paid job in immigration. But he was willing to sacrifice his good position to follow God’s call on his life. The bulk of Bro. Bardales’ minis