Calvary Chapel Kendall Missions

Well everyone after a long delay at the airport we have finally arrived here in lima and got safely to the bible college.The airplane food was great and we all had a great time. So far jose has eaten vicks toxic capulets and we still have yet to see what he’ll eat next. Other than a safe landing tatty conquered her fears of flying without fainting. also we are very thankful for pastor john bonner for picking us up at such a late hour in a sweet van from the 70s we are very greatful and feel welcomed. Thanks for all the prayers for a safe flight we sincerely ask you keep us in your prayers thanks again

-peru team is awesome

published by philip mion

This Wednesday, April 8, we have a special guest here at Calvary Chapel Kendall. John Bonner and his     daughter, Michelle, will be joining us. Calvary Chapel Kendall has been a longtime supporter and friend of  John and his ministry in Peru. John is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Lima, Peru, and Director of Calvary Chapel Bible College in Lima, Peru. His wife, Pilar, teaches Bible classes to women at the Bible College.

John has been with Calvary Chapel for more than 20 years as a pastor, a missionary, an author, and now as director of CCBC Lima. He and Pilar were sent as missionaries to Lima, Peru in 1999. Also serving with them are their three children Michelle, Jason, and Joshua.

Pilar was born in Durango, Mexico and has known the Lord nearly thirty years. As well as being a missionary and John’s wife, she is also a full-time homemaker, teacher, and mother.

If you’re a coffee lover and would like to get involved visit this page.

Calvary Chapel Bible College Jr Trujillo#456 Magdalena, Lima 17, Peru 
South America

E-mail: ccbc_peru@yahoo.com

www.calvarychapellima.com
Meeting Address – Sundays 9 & 11 a.m.
Iglesia Cristiana Calvary Chapel

Auditorio Derrama Magisterial
 Av Gregorio Escobedo #598 
Jesus Maria, Lima, Peru

“Asociación Esfuerzos Humanitarios de Quepos”

> Ced. # 3-002-478009

> Goal: Serve and glorify our God, serve the greater community of Quepos/Manuel Antonio and serve the addicted and or homeless community here in this immediate area.

> Purpose: is to restore, to the extent possible, persons among this homeless population to their fruitful places in society – to begin again to be productive and healthy members of their families and their communities. 

> Update Dec. 2008/march. 2009    For the year we have had an average of 10 men living in the house.  Today there is six. There are four that have graduated and now are living at home and growing. 3 have stayed to become leaders in the program. The program consists of biblical studies, physical healing and disciplines, community and family reintegration, household duties, community service, work projects, IAFA counselors among others. The house we are renting is affectionately called the House of Love (Casa de Amor). 

> Jimmy Vargas is doing great as the hands-on director.  In addition, Jared and his wife Eileen have joined the Quepos/center to live and assist with all aspects of the program. Jared, called Moses by the men in the center, is volunteering and is a welcome friend. Brian is also scheduled to come June 17.  He is a volunteer who will stay at least three months. They have several years of experience and we look forward to their involvement. There are others that are planning on coming to join us. We need more laborers.    

We continue to serve with several work projects whereby the center gains funds. It is our hope to work making Quepos a better place and generate enough funds to pay for this program. We presently need additional donations or work with pay to keep the center going. We could use more community help as well as international help. We need someone to give us property now to add another center away from downtown Quepos. We can buy the property we are at but it needs some work to meet the standards for the “Ministerio de Salud” to keep us open. We need $30,000 and a group to help with construction. There are two construction companies waiting to build but we need the property first. Again it is our goal to have an induction center in the Quepos area and a work rehab center in an outlining area. 

We are in need of food items and personal items weekly. Please help if you can on a regular basis. It is vital for all who live in and around Quepos. We need all your junk steel to build a retaining wall and another entrance to the center. It does not matter how old or bad it is we will pick it up. We need bags of concrete the work. Please let us clean your place and help our effort to help others. We will take just about everything. Roofing stuff, junk in general and we can clean up Quepos and your place.  Call if you want to help.

This project cannot happen without community involvement. Want to help??? Call us and  please consider how you could be involved.  If you would like more information, please call Kim Stilwell at h 2777-0249 or c 8381-0708 or by e-mail: losstilwells@ice.co.cr.

> Banco Costa Rica: Colones: 280-2853-3  Dollars: 280-2852-5  

> Call me and we can make arrangements.  Thank you for your help!

GFA’s mission is to be devout followers of Christ and to fulfill the Great Commission among the     unreached in Asia through training, sending out and assisting qualified laborers in partnership with   the Body of Christ. Their goal as a ministry is to reach the 2.7 billion people in the 10/40 Window who have never heard about the love of God. In India alone, there are over 500,000 villages with no Gospel witness. GFA trains and sends native missionaries. Native missionaries have few or no cultural barriers to overcome. They can readily share the Gospel with those who, unlike their western counterparts, have never heard. National workers do face difficult obstacles as they take the message from village to village. GFA currently has 54 Bible colleges where nearly 9,000 students are preparing to become full-time church planters among those who have never heard. Currently, more than 27,000 churches and mission stations have been planted by GFA native missionaries where no church existed before. On average, GFA missionaries establish approximately 15 fellowships every day in Asia among unreached villages and people groups.

“The fear of man brings a snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord shall be safe”
Proverbs 29:25

Sudan:
o Pray for Vicky as she heads back into Sudan this week.
o Pray for the team from CC Bellmawr, that the Lord would use them mightily and that they would be so blessed to meet our ladies.
o Pray for Emily who is leaving this week to go to Africa.
o Pray for the referendum in all the marginalized areas of Sudan this January. Ask God to protect the freedom of these oppressed brothers and sisters.
o Pray for CC Kauda to grow. Ask God to give us favor with every local official and to strengthen the chaplains as they build the church building.
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Claudia Arango serves with Good Shepherd’s Fold in Uganda. Good Shepherd’s Fold was established in 1994 with the purpose and primary vision of evangelizing the orphaned and destitute children of Uganda with the good news of Jesus Christ, while also providing for their physical, educational and medical needs Did you know?

Uganda has an estimated 1.7 million orphans, making it the highest number in the world.

One in five people live in poverty so absolute that their survival is at stake daily.

18 out of 24 people who die of starvation are children.

For more information, please visit
http://www.goodshepherdsfold.org/