wow...take a look

[Sister Alvear]

I thought about where God told Jonah the people did not know their right hand from their left hand...

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

yes it is that man's pet...he is an indian..

Eddie's only pets in Liberia were monkeys. He always had one, but they died pretty quickly.

[Sherri]

Your granddaughter is really growing up!

Do these people speak Portuguese? I love these type of services!! I'm assuming you have a generator? I didn't figure they had electricity out there.

[Sister Alvear]

Oh, how my heart is burdened for village after village that live in total darkness...it took sleep from my eyes last night...if we just had more means to reach them we do have workers that are willing but no funds to send them...OH, God please forgive me for every penny I have spent that was not necessary while your world perishes...

[Sister Alvear]

Originally Posted by Sherri

Your granddaughter is really growing up!

Do these people speak Portuguese? I love these type of services!! I'm assuming you have a generator? I didn't figure they had electricity out there.

Yes she is a sweetheart...(Ha) typical grandmother...

Actually the city has run electricty out there because it is not far from town and helped them have a little village. However it is very limited and we took our things to help out. The city gave us a lot there and Arlei has started building and the indians are helping him.
Sherri, you would love these people. These people are more civilized since they came out of the jungle and most can speak Portuguese and of course their native tongue.

[Sister Alvear]

Originally Posted by Sherri

Eddie's only pets in Liberia were monkeys. He always had one, but they died pretty quickly.

the owner of the monkey..

[Sister Alvear]

this afternoon we go much further interior....we will spend preach in one village where we have a church drive on to another one and spend the night with someone that is coming to our services and have them a service on Saturday during the day. We cannot drive back to our son's at night so we will stay in the village. It is far too dangerous.

[Sister Alvear]

So glad to be a missionary...

[Sister Alvear]

On Benin’s shoreline stands an archway called “The Gate of No Return.” When the Africans walked through that gate headed for the ships, they knew they would never see Africa again. There is also a gate that each Christian must pass through before they can become a full pledged soul winner...I walked through that gate over 42 years ago....

[Sister Alvear]

Dear ones, the road has not always been easy...it has been a faith journey from day one...however I can say it has been an amazing journey of A GOD that has provided day after day, week after week and year after year...