Advance in the Altiplano In Peru As we walked off the airplane and down the stairs toward the airport, there was no question that we were not in Lima any more. It was the Peruvian summertime, but it was not the stereotypical equatorial summer that greeted us as we disembarked. We had just left the coastal capital of Lima and …
I am so thankful to the Lord for the many blessings that He continually showers upon us every morning. One of the greatest blessings that God has given to us, as His people, is the prophetic gift. We have the unlimited treasure trove within the Word of God, but God has done even more. He has given to us the …
From Lake Titicaca to Chiclayo and Beyond The Spreading Work in Peru In 2010, the Lord allowed us to extend the work in other areas of Peru that we had not previously entered. Right after arriving in Lima, Peru, our family visited Sister Marienela, who for almost one year had been studying the Steps to Life Bible studies over the …
“‘Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.’ God would not have you bind about his precious work with unbelief; He would have you go forward, making progress continually in the building up of His cause upon the earth. You should not fix your eyes upon unfavorable circumstances and surroundings that will bind you …
The work that Dr. Franco Monteza and Spanish Herald Ministry have been doing in Peru has touched many hearts. They have been able to travel there a few times now to conduct evangelism and offer medical missionary treatments to the very needy people of the Chepan and Chiclayo area. Besides the evangelism and medical missionary work they have also been sponsoring literature distribution. They have …
Right after we finished the meetings in Chepen-La Libertad-Peru, we traveled to the city of Chiclayo (almost 500 miles north of Lima, Peru) with brother Bob Henricksen to start the first scheduled meeting. The small group of brothers and sisters in the area volunteered to help by announcing the first meeting in the north neighborhoods of the city. They used a megaphone and passed out small fliers …
