Hey family!
We had yet another incredible night of student ministry! God is not only doing an incredible work in the people of Guatemala, but to us as well! Many students experienced freedom tonight as they entered into worship during "FUAGNEM!" Susie delivered a powerful message tonight that was life changing for many of the teenagers!
Please continue to keep us in your prayers as we press into the ministry that God has for us. We know that much more is to come, and we are going to need all of the support we can get! Thank you all, and God bless!
Thank you for sharing! It was hard to hear the message even with the volume turned high on my computer so you might want to keep that in mind for subsequent messages but it was great to hear the mighty things the Lord is doing! To Him be the glory!
ReplyDeleteWhat a might God we serve! I praise Him for the things He is doing and will continue to do there with you all. We continue to pray for the leadership of the Holy Spirit with the teams and all the leaders as well as the worship leaders and music leaders. May everything be done to bring honor and glory to our Father in heaven.
ReplyDeleteWe look forward to seeing the pictures of the students. We keep hoping we will see our Rebecca on team 10 or her friend Kelsey in team 11. We will pray for all of you as we go into worship or Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ this Lord's day.
As we here in Texas would say, "Ya'll are doing a great work."
Blessings to all,
Gary and Joan Robbins
Isn't it amazing when we minister to others God ministers to us?! How ince=redible to hear of the work God is doing to and through you! Keep up the faithful service and He will show you amazing things that you do not yet know.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless,
Dominique Koukol (Aubrey's mom, team 10)
I'm so very grateful for this this time that my daughter Abby (team 4) and all the kids (and adults too I'm sure!) are having. This is an amazing time for you all and I can't wait to hear more of how God is using you all and how He has changed and is changing your lives. As we parents are putting our trust in Him with our kids, he continues to ministering to us.
ReplyDelete...Never the same...all the way around =)
Thankful for His goodness,
Shennah and Scott Teuscher
Brandi it's great to see your smiling face and hear of how all of you are making an impact for God. You make a beautiful mime. I would like for someone to post the drama so we can get a glimpse of what you are doing. So many people I run into to are talking of how they are praying for you. We all miss you so, but know we have to share you. I pray for you often. Every time you come to mind. Please shoot me a quick email to say hi. :)
ReplyDeleteLove, Mom
P.S. It's surprisingly quiet without you here.
Please read this one at a FUAGNEM if you can....
ReplyDeleteDear Guatemala Teams,
I miss you all very much. You have been in my prayers more than you will ever know. Not being there this year has been such an incredible pain to my heart. Team 4, last year, you radically changed my life. This year, I am praying for all of you on this trip to return "NEVER THE SAME," on fire for Christ Jesus! I know that you are tired, some are homesick, some are phsycially sick, and some have breaking hearts over their sins and the decisions they will have to make when they return home. However, keep strong. Keep the fire. God's Word will NEVER return void. You are His mouthpieces, His instruments, His hands and feet in Antegua, Guatemala. Stay STRONG, my friends. My love to you all!
Love in Christ,
Rachel Dahl
ALUMNI -- PeruVit 2006-2008. Teams 3, 1, and 4
Hola Kayla,
ReplyDeleteI hope that you are enjoying yourself. It sounds like you are having a lot of fun. After this experience I am sure that you will have a lot more appreciation for your own way of life once you get home. After all, you are "my" granddaughter so that means you are smarter than the average bear and will learn a lot from this :-) Take care of yourself. Much love, Grandpa Gama. Oh, by the way, Recuerda que tu abuelo es hispanico y tu eres parte hispanica. De modo que necesitas absorber todo lo que puedes mientras estas en un pais donde se habla espanol. Te amo, Grandpa :-)