Dear Friends and Family, It’s October and we’re still in the hot, rainy and muggy season – yet signs of Christmas preparations are already popping up in Méri...

Dear Friends and Family, We hope you are enjoying your summer and keeping safe from the heat and weather hazards across the U.S. and other parts of the world...

A writer once quipped: An hour with your grandchildren can make you feel young again. Anything longer than that, and you start to age quickly. We write this ...

In missions, as in life in general, you learn to always expect the unexpected. Due to stormy weather, the mission group from New Haven Korean Church (NHKC) w...

Hello Everyone, As an update to our last post in July, we want to share a wonderful video that Living Waters just sent to us. To see the enthusiastic moments...

A famous American poet once said, with every deed you are sowing a seed, though the harvest you may not see. In February, when the team from Rolling Bay Pres...

Second Grandchild Arrives! During Holy week and Easter week vacation, we headed back to Seattle to see the birth of our new, beautiful grandchild, Sophia, an...

Dear friends & family, This past month, we embarked on the construction of a new water plant in Cantamayec. This will be our third plant that we are associat...

Celebrating our 28th Anniversary on Dec 16th; then Pastor Will's & Nancy's 50th (12/17) with the Legters & Reyes here in Mérida - (Antonio & Ruth also celebr...

If we were to choose one word that represents the work Everett First Presbyterian (EFPC) did in Mani in July, it would be: Edify. Interestingly, the Greek wo...

At the end of our CMDA/USA medical mission trip this past week, we were graciously treated to some R&R with the team in Cancun. On the last morning, I (Inez)...

Jesus pointed out that it’s not the healthy who need a physician but those who are sick. In March, through missionary Tom Hough (United Servants Abroad), we...

A teary farewell: Before leaving on our mission & furlough, Kawika asked to address the 3rd to 6th graders & teachers for a last “adios,” as he leaves Yaldud...

For Juanita Balaam, her daughter Abigail and mother, Florencia, illnesses have been constant. Having to deal with surgeries, stomach ulcers and heart murmurs...