Posts Tagged ‘amazon’
May Newsletter
Posted: May 21, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: amazon, missionaries, missionary, Travel The Road
The End of the Earth
Posted: November 17, 2009 in Full EpisodesTags: amazon, missionaries, missionary, south america, Travel The Road, ushuaia
Ushuaia: Lowest city on earth! The Gospel has no bounds. Made contact with local believers. Praise God, His Word is going everywhere!
Montevideo, Uruguay
Posted: November 12, 2009 in Full EpisodesTags: amazon, missionaries, missionary, south america, uncontacted
A quick stop in Uruguay to get contacts for future.
Atlantic Ocean Arrival
Posted: November 10, 2009 in Full EpisodesTags: amazon, missionaries, missionary, south america, Travel The Road
Arrived at Atlantic Ocean via dunes after long Amazon journey.
Iguazu Falls
Posted: November 5, 2009 in Full EpisodesTags: amazon, iguazu falls, missionaries, missionary, south america, Travel The Road
These mighty falls are the dividing line between Argentina and Brazil. The area around the falls was once controlled by Guarani indians whom the Jesuits ministered to beginning in 1609. Watch movie The Mission to see events of jesuits in area.
Crossed border into Argentina after a look around the falls.
Silent Amazon Evening
Posted: November 3, 2009 in Full EpisodesTags: amazon, gospel, missionaries, missionary, Travel The Road, uncontacted
In our long journey down the Amazon evenings like this are special moments to reflect on all the lord has done.
Monsters Lurk at Night
Posted: October 29, 2009 in Full EpisodesTags: alligator, amazon, crocodile, journey, latin america, mission, missionaries, missionary, south america, Travel The Road
Once again on our journey along the Amazon food must be hunted. This Croc we caught alive, so we shut the snout with a rope. Just before this video was taken the massive reptile lashed at me (Tim). This area of Brazil has been a blessing to travel as there is such a movement for the Holy Spirit. We also came across an Assemblies of God in Tefe that was building a new church the size of a small stadium. The shocking thing is Tefe is only 80,000 in population. This must mean a large percentage of people attend regularly. Praise God!
The croc was cooked later in the day and fed 15 people. We were on river for 4 days at this point. No showers, hot sun, but good food. Praise God!