What started out for Yuli and I as a grueling search for a church home that began in 2007 ended in warm communion. It’s been an immense pleasure to work with the Brednich family, the Henderson family, the Ortega family, the Calderón family, as well as the rest of the bunch this past year. [...]
Archive for the ‘Tlalpan Church Plant’ Category
Good-Bye Tlalpan
Posted in Church - Theologizing, Cross-Cultural Ministry, Mexico, Tlalpan Church Plant, tagged Christian Churches, Church of Christ, church planting, Disciples of Christ, Mexico City, Missionaries, Missions, Tlalpan on Monday, June 29th, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Tlalpan Update
Posted in Church - Theologizing, Cross-Cultural Ministry, Mexico, Tlalpan Church Plant, tagged Mexico City, Missions, Tlalpan on Wednesday, May 6th, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Greetings from Mexico City,
This is a follow up letter to my Feb. 9th blog post on the happenings in Mexico City and the church plant in Tlalpan, Mexico especially for the congregation La Casita in Searcy, AR and the congregation in Swift Current, Canada that so generously helped my wife and I with monetary contributions [...]
Church Happenings in Tlalpan, Mexico City
Posted in Biblical Ethics, Church - Theologizing, Cross-Cultural Ministry, Devotional Thoughts & Bible Studies, Exodus, Mexico, Tlalpan Church Plant, tagged Church, Missions, Tlalpan on Monday, February 9th, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Thus far into 2009 we can’t complain too much. Though work is still slow, we’re as busy as ever. My wife, Yuli, is now in her last semester of her master’s and will become increasingly preoccupied as she continues writing her thesis. And as soon as I finish this post I am going to start [...]
Embracing 2009
Posted in Church - Theologizing, Life, Tlalpan Church Plant, tagged 2009, Church - Theologizing, Gaza, Life, Mexico, story of stuff on Monday, January 5th, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m back to the world of blogging after a brief hiatus.
Many have said that 2008 had 366 days; others: 3,066. Though a challenging year to say the least, it was the year I was married and will forever remain sacred. That being said I gladly meet the new year with arms spread wide.
The new year. [...]

