God is at work in Guatemala, and we are grateful to be part of it.

We love it every time we get to welcome one of our former interns back to Guatemala! There’s something so special about seeing people who have been part of our ministry return and getting to catch up on what God is doing in their lives. But honestly, this is one of the things we love most about missionary life, being with people! Having people in our home, visiting people in theirs, gathering around a table to share a meal, talking, laughing, encouraging one another, and simp

We are excited to share a new door for ministry that has opened for us!

Before Jesus went back to heaven, He left us with clear instructions. He didn't say go and make followers, or go and fill up church buildings. He said, "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age" (Matthew 28:19-20, ESV). Make disciples. Not attendees. Not a number on a spreadsheet.

We traveled to the top of the world to celebrate a quinceañera! (Turning 15 is an important birthday for girls here) And of course, we took turns holding a baby so the mom could enjoy her lunch.

We are so encouraged because a group of pastors who graduated from the Global Action class in Purulhá approached us about having another class. They want to learn about finances and what the Bible has to say about them. Walter got busy studying, as he has never given classes about finances, and let me just say, what a great initiative on behalf of the pastors! Money is often something we hesitate to talk about, but it's so important in our lives. As Walter explained how work

Walter joined a group of pastors in Purulhá studying a book about discipleship, which, after all, is walking and learning together. Our horizons are growing as we join with pastors from many different denominations, all working to grow God's kingdom.

Sometimes ministry looks a lot like ordinary life.