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In Santiago 70% of the children born outside of marriage. As a result child abuse runs rampant.

In this ethnically diverse country of 28 million people, almost 90% have never heard the gospel. But there is Good News!

In 2011 I was honored to meet and become acquainted with Sam Johnson; missionary, pastor and evangelist.

A preview of my trip from the lens of my iPhone… Purpose of Trip:  Construction planning for new Nepal Theological College women’s dorm Traveling With:  Lloyd Smith, David Godwin Dates:  Nov 30 – Dec 11, 2014 Distance Traveled:  24,019 Miles Airports: 7 Layovers:  One 10 hour layover at LAX, One…

It was my honor to return to Cuba in May with Paul Duda, where I had the opportunity to visit 21 churches.  Our brothers in Cuba work diligently against great odds and have grown since the late 80’s from about 90 churches to thousands today! On a previous trip to…

Shortly after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, Richard Green contacted me with interest in serving an extended period of time on the mission field in construction. Richard had been traveling on short-term missions trip for over 25 years, but felt God calling him to more. An organization is only as…

One of the greatest challenges to being productive is finding that thing you are the best at; and then applying yourself in a healthy cycle of work/rest/play.  However, as any investment advisor will tell you, their is also wisdom in diversity. I have the honor of leading a ministry that…

Laci and I had the pleasure of leading a construction team from Family Life Assembly of God in Katy, TX last October.  Here is how the week went! Three ways you can find out about a missions trip opportunity: Visit www.buildersintl.org Join the Builders International Newsletter (Check “Join a Team””) Ask…