Daniel's First Day of Kindergarten

Proud to be Ameri-Camba, Daniel wore his Bolivian National Soccer Team shirt on his first day. Danny and I walked to school together, enjoying the beautiful day. And yes, I shed a couple quiet tears when he wasn't looking. :)

Bolivia Missions Trip 1

Here is the beginning of the main construction project. It changed from the two classrooms to the sport court due to the urgent need for the court. It will not only be used for sports, but it will also be used for outreach events. I cannot even begin to share the appreciation of the school and church staff.

Bolivia Missions Trip 2

Everybody working together to finish the "cancha." At the end of the week, what would have taken the church/school to finish in 3 months, the team finished in one week. God is good!

Bolivia Missions Trip 3

For those that question whether children should be included in the formal worship service, check this out! Here are pictures of the church. It has a "sanctuary" area with a platform, roof, and stadium seating in the back, but the sides are open so you feel the breeze!

Bolivia Missions Trip 4

Fear Factor Bolivian Style - Part of the outreach chapel service our team did with the students. The school serves children from preschool through 12th grade (elementary during the morning and intermediate/high school in the afternoon).

Bolivia Missions Trip 5

Here is Sergio Villanueva's concert at the end of our trip. Sergio led worship for part of the time and then sang some of the songs from his group Antenna. It was awesome!

Finley Sulak Moss

I'm not sure if I've spelled his name correctly, but I just wanted to rejoice in the birth of my first nephew! I'm still waiting for the pictures, but I'm sure he's precious! Sulak, Andy said you did a great job, and I can only imagine that's true. Blessings as you enjoy these first days with your precious baby boy.