Based in Managua, reaching out to Nicaragua: Christ for the City International.
Amber is in the air as I type. She’s going to the International Christian Conference on Prostitution with four other ladies from Nicaragua, including three with the Nueva Imagen ministry that Amber serves with here in Managua. The conference is in beautiful Green Lake, Wisconsin! (I actually know nothing about Green [...]
Read full post...One of the most inspiring, moving, Spirit-led worship experiences of my life occurred a couple of weeks ago during the Seacoast medical mission trip at the Nueva Jerusalén Church. It was twenty Americans and two hundred Nicaraguans praising God.
No inhibitions.
No concerns about a language barrier.
No holding back.
Just singing to our Lord and Savior.
It was [...]
The members of the Seacoast medical mission team were nice enough to loan me their cameras on Saturday night in order to group all of their pictures together.
And here they are.
All 2,316 of them. (A new world record for CFCI-Nicaragua mission teams!)
Enjoy.
Yesterday I gave you some of my most memorable moments from the Seacoast medical mission trip last week. I hope you were able to muddle through my disorganized, incoherent thoughts! Today I want to direct you to the blog of one of the members of the team — and a much better writer [...]
Read full post...In no specific order, written while sleep-deprived and without any proof-reading (so consider yourself warned), here are the moments that jump out at me from the past week with the Seacoast medical mission team:
Seeing Juan, the little boy we’ve supported at God’s School for the last three years, during the first medical clinic day. [...]
Read full post...All things must come to an end…unfortunately for us!
The Seacoast Church medical mission team heads back to Charleston, SC on Sunday morning.
We had a wonderful week of ministry with the Seacoasters and “New Jerusalem Church” in Managua, Nicaragua. We have some great stories, pictures, and videos to share. But for now I’ll just say thank [...]
The Seacoast medical team landed safely in Nicaragua this evening.
But if you’re following me on Twitter, you’d already know that!
I’ll have some Internet access during the week, so if you would like to follow the team “virtually,” I’ll try to post Twitter updates whenever possible (at least daily). Here’s the link to follow me on [...]
