
The Spanish Church in St. John's
Then & Now
The new building for the Spanish Church has now been dedicated (May 2010).
This structure was built with the help of teams from the States, including New Jersey, Penn-Del, and Potomac Districts.
The vision is for the older building now to become a Christian Day Care Center for this community - both Spanish and English speaking.
There are conference rooms still to be completed, in the back of the new building. It is hoped that the Bible school will soon be started in these rooms. The anticipated starting enrollment is 25 students.
The Spanish community here is experiencing real revival, and the time is ripe for the Lord to do great things.

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Through your giving we were able to present the church with a new laptop computer.
This will serve as the computer for the church office which is still being set up in the rear part of the building. Additionally, there is an unfinished conference room for which we'd like to bring in a team to help finish (tiling, etc.) - - The conference room is where we envision the beginning of the adult Bible training program.
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Though a nation with plenty of problems of their own they still have the desire to reach out to their neighboring island in their time of need.
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Working in what will become the Children's Ministry Center
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Emily was able to come for a visit before heading back to Bible college. She ministered in Spanish several times while here - in worship, sharing her testimony, and in special music.
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Taking the puppies to the vet for their shots. We found new owners for 4 of the 5, keeping "Blaze"and of course the mother, "Titidora".
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Emily's 6 Weeks in El Salvador,
Nicaragua, and Guatemala
[summer 2009]




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BETH HOME FROM HOSPITAL WITH NEW PACEMAKER [March 2009]

* The CINCEL language school community provided a nice "welcome home" for Beth, here seen on her first day back at our apartment following her hospitalization at "Clinica Biblica" here in San Jose.
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PHOTOS FROM LANGUAGE SCHOOL
[Jan. - Dec. 2009]

The faculty at CINCEL, being introduced to the new students on the first day.

La Profesora - demonstrating the proper placement of the tongue when forming sounds in Spanish

Tim & Emily on the walk back to our apartment from the school

Christina drinking from coconut at the open air market
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OLDER PHOTOS

Beth and Millie (translator) at New Life Bible College in Curacao (our previous field)
[2004 - 2006]
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Tim with one of his classes at New Life Bible College, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles. Tim was an adjunct professor of Global University, and NLBC had a special affiliation with Global. Students at NLBC came from many different countries - classes were taught in 3 languages daily.

These are "my students" graduating in May of 2008.
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These gentleman are graduates of the Assemblies of God Bible school in Vanuatu and today are serving there in various capacities.
We started our missionary journey in Vanuatu in September of 2000.
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A church in Vanuatu (Freswota Village)
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Christina with Peter Solomon (JBI student)
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This photo shows Emily & Junia giving out Gospel literature to kids in Erakor Village.
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Tim with Pastor Steven Deman and Philip Nais (Tanna)
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We have a short blog from our time in the Netherlands Antilles:
We also have a slide show available from our 2+ years in Vanuatu.
~ Please contact us via this email address:
Pikes_Peeks yahoo.com
We'll reply with an "invitation" so that you can go to the (Kodak) website to view the Vanuatu Slideshow.
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Additionally ~
The Pentecostal Assemblies of the West Indies also has their own website:
"P.A.W.I." is the national church organization we're partnering with, in reaching out to the growing population of displaced latino immigrants in their territories.
We will be overseeing the establishment of a Christian Day Care Center for the children, the starting-up of leadership training, and helping with church-planting in those north leeward islands of the West Indies. We will be based in St. John's.
Please pray for us that we may bear fruit for God in these areas, and consider what you may be able to do in terms of monthly support.
Thank you and God bless!
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