Hello Family and Friends,
It has been a time of travel for
David with Evangelism Coordinator meetings in the Dominican Republic, one day
in the office and then a 4 day trip to the Indigenous area churches and cell
groups. Shelley and Kayley are expecting
David’s return someone tonight. It will
be good to have all 3 of us home once again. David enjoyed his time in the DR and will share more later about that, but for now a few photos will suffice.
Shelley has been busy with
translations of the School of Leadership books, translating from Spanish to
English. The first book, The DNA of the
Nazarenes, has already been sent to the printers and this week a revision of
the printed copy is due. The next book, which is nearly complete, is called Worship
as a Lifestyle.
The Genesis Project is getting started on the Region. This is a plan to enter into those cities and countries on the Mesoamerica Region where our church presence is limited in comparison to the population. One of the Caribbean islands were the Church of the Nazarene does not have a presence is Curacao. This is a Dutch (Holland) island and our friend, Joel Tooley and his son, Nick, spent a few days there exploring, talking to the people and learning about the people there. Here a photo from the worship service they attended on Sunday. Anyone speak Dutch and want to plant a church there? BEAUTIFUL island!
Shelley has also kept occupied planning
for CALL. Six MNU students will arrive
in mid November for a 4.5 week stay with CALL, completing their student
teaching at a local private school. They
are preparing for their trip by taking Spanish classes online before their
arrival. A new volunteer for Work and
Witness is also expected sometime soon to the field. It will be a great help to that ministry to
have someone in charge while the Sickels head to the USA for deputation.
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| Professora Zeidy teaching one of the MNU students in his first lesson |
Speaking of the Sickels, everyone
enjoyed Micah’s dedication service last Sunday and the fun Mexican meal
afterwards. It is good to serve with
such great people!
The
Reinharts will complete their one month stay with CALL this week. It has been
great to have them with us and to witness how their Spanish is improving. We enjoyed a visit to Zoo Ave, a bird rescue
center, which also had a few other animals too like monkeys, turtles,
crocodiles and iguanas.
Joshua is
doing very well at college, both academically and socially. We are anticipating his visit “home” to Costa
Rica in December which will make the Webbfamily4 complete once again.
Kayley
continues her good work in school earning nothing less than a 90% this first
quarter of 9th grade. Great
job, Kayley!
Well, that's the update for now! David will be sharing with you soon about his recent travels.
God bless,
The Webbs
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