Hola! Greetings from Costa Rica!
Shirley and I along with our Pastors and two dear missionary friends traveled to Guapiles, Costa Rica. There, we have a Sister Church which is growing. We have posted several pictures from there. The Church has purchased 4 acres and will be building a new Church as soon as they get the money raised.

We are so excited to be part of God's will! For it's only in His will are we free!!!!

HOW COULD WEDNESDAY BE THE DAY BEFORE THE SABBATH?
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But if He was crucified the day before the Sabbath, how could He have been crucified on Wednesday? The answer lies in the fact that the Jews celebrated more Sabbaths than just the weekly Sabbath. They had a number of feast days that were "High Sabbaths," or high days. He arose on the first day of the week after the Sabbaths* (plural). Sometime after 6 p.m. Saturday, end of the Jewish day, in Matthew 2… Continue

The interns all arrive wondering "What have I done? This is not what I expected." They begin a journey of self-discovery and having their calling and faith challenged almost daily. This can be very difficult for those that "think they have it all figured out". They learn how to get in touch with God through prayer like never before. Every week the topic of training changes and intensifies as they gleen from veteran missionaries who mentor them as though they would be working together for many ye… Continue

The Timothy Internship Program-Asia, 2009 has successfully completed. This is a video compiled detailing the internship:
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Jewish Leadership in the Early Church

Contrary to what some believe, the first fifteen bishops of the original Church at Jerusalem were Jewish. In the Ecclesiastical History, Eudebius tells us that “the church at Jerusalem, at first formed of the circumcision, came later to be formed of Gentile Christians, and the whole church under them, consisted of faithful Hebrews who continued from the time of the apostles, until the siege of Jerusalem.”

In the second century-century historical work, Hege… Continue