Reactivating and communicating hope in Guatemala
Miguel was two when his mother first brought him to the clinic. His severely clubbed foot and eye problems made life very difficult for this growing boy, but that first visit in 2002 began a life changing relationship for both Miguel and his family. Over a matter of four years, Miguel underwent care for his …
Miguel’s Story: Physical need leads to spiritual hopeRead More
We just incorporated as Reach World Mission, Inc. We will be pursuing 501(c)3 status as we continue to finish preparations for our move to Guatemala. Thanks to family and friends who are encouraging and praying for us!
Yes! We’re due to have a baby in Guatemala about May 15th. We’re very excited and learning all we can about having a baby in Guatemala! We see this news as a blessing to our family and to the ministry because of the potential this gives for more genuine interactions with people Here’s a nice …
We have our tickets! We will be flying to Guatemala City on January 28, 2011. That means we have a deadline for getting EVERYTHING done before we move to Guatemala. Praise the Lord for good prices on tickets. Current prices have soared to $1400 plus taxes. We got ours for less than $500 each including …
We are taking a new step and we are so excited! For years we have felt God’s hand directing us to prepare and be part of ministering to people, loving and serving others, and connecting with both locals and internationals stateside and overseas. Well, we are now working on the final details of actually moving …
Eight days after a volcano erupted and a storm released mud slides and flooding in Guatemala, a team of 15 people from Resurrection Life Church was on the ground and ready to help. [Read the account from Mission Network News.] The team worked along-side the residents of homes that had been swamped with mud. Shoveling …
It was late April and the volcanic slopes of Guatemala were dusty green as warm breezes gradually made way for the coming rainy season. Clouds growing in the sky signaled that it wouldn’t be long until fresh rains would water the dry volcanic slopes until they burst into colorful bloom. For 13 years missionaries John …
If you were to see Anthony and Myca Verwys in a local coffee shop, you might think they are a typical Michigan couple: They have a dog. They enjoy talking together. He travels and works on vehicles. She likes to do scrapbooking. Have a conversation with this couple and you’d find out that they are …
