Bringing Joy to Jesus Christ

Greetings from Montego Bay, Jamaica!   Safe Journey I landed in Jamaica on June 15 th , and wow there were a lot more processes for me to go through while traveling during the pandemic. Jamaica opened borders to foreigners for the first time on June 15 th  and there are many more requirements and they are very strict about them. I am thankful to God for helping me while I travel and helping things to progress smoothly. Thank you for your prayers, and I praise His name that I arrived safely.  Sorry, I am a day late sending out my post. I decided to send out tonight because I just completed my 14 day quarantine. Today for the first time, I was able to go out and view Jamaica and took a few pictures to share with you. Your patience is greatly appreciated! I want to tell you about my last couple weeks in Iowa before I go into telling you more in detail about Jamaica. SCRIPTURE "He makes the whole body fit together perfectly. As each part does its own special work, it hel...

Hello, Family and Friends!   Continuing in Council Bluffs, Iowa In April’s newsletter, I talked about what we have been doing here in Council Bluffs, IA. This month we are still doing the same things, just continuing to keep busy and work on lots of projects. We work outside, take care of the kids, and stay involved in different things. Also we celebrated Casey and his twin brother's birthday with a small group of friends and family. It was a really good time. Kari and I have developed a cherished godly relationship after learning more about each other, and noticing many reasons God has for us to meet each other -for no coincidence. I thank God for connecting people to work with me as the mission team. I am still planning to go to Jamaica next month or July, depending on Jamaica’s progress in re-opening the borders. I will share more about that after the scriptures below.         SCRIPTURES "...the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the ...

Greetings from Council Bluffs, IA Last month my newsletter editor, Suzi, was sick and unable to edit the update I wanted to send about how I was doing in Louisiana and my flight to Iowa on March 18 before the coronavirus got worse in Louisiana. That is why I only sent you a brief update in the previous newsletter. Praise God she was able to help me with my newsletter this month. Keywords: Youth With A  Mission (YWAM), Disciple Training School (DTS), American Sign Language (ASL) Staying in Analco's Home Kari Analco was a former DTS student in 2013. Her husband Casey and their beautiful two children, ages two years old and 10 months old, have invited me to live in their home for a month now. They also have a roommate Hadassah, who plans to join DTS in Jamaica this September. I am very excited for her to have this amazing opportunity! We have learned a lot from each other by encouraging and supporting each other. It helped us to recognize how God is moving through the coronavirus pand...