Saturday, December 08, 2007


The camp meeting is over, the final service being last night. Though I'm a little hoarse this morning, God touched my throat and I was able to speak twice a day all week with absolutely no problem.

We had a missionary service on Wednesday night, the first time for such a thing in this camp, and the response was very good. Some people from our work in Costa Rica spoke for a few minutes and showed some pictures; then the fellow from Guatemala who is working in Bolivia did the same, and I followed up with a brief challenge. Even before I was finished speaking people started coming to the altar to offer themselves for God's service. The invitation song that we had planned ended up being a special song to close the service.

We had seekers at the altar every night and some evidences of help and victory. Thank the Lord for all that He did through the week.

I'll try to get some pictures up in the next few days. On Sunday we're planning an English service with the missionaries, then returning to San Pedro Sula after lunch to visit a church near the city on Sunday evening, so there's still ministry ahead. We'll appreciate your prayers.

These pictures: Kathy holding Larissa Robberts while her parents, Zack and Sarah, sing a special in an evening service; and yours truly dedicating a baby during the missionary service. Don't you love the way she's looking at me?

3 comments:

Vonnie said...

Very nice. Glad your throat held up. I'm also glad A. Kathy got to go too. We heard as we were leaving that neither of you were feeling too great.

Eric said...

Would have loved to join you all. Maybe next time. Plan to fly into Teguc and we can go up together. Glad you had a great time. God bless.

sankey family said...

What a wonderful answer to prayer. I'm glad you were able to have your voice and "cumplir" your speaking schedule with no problems.
The missions service sounds neat.
Merry Christmas to you and your family from all of us.
Ojala que vengan a Salamanca para visitarnos bien pronto!

Melodie, Marc and family