The agricultural plains turn into mountains - and there begins to be a lot more trees. They're mostly pine.
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Rachel Chapman -a servant of the Almighty Living God
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- The Lord has given me the privilege of serving Him among the Nahuatl people in the mountains of central Mexico. May He get all the glory for my life.
The Word of the Lord holds true, and we can trust everything He does.
He loves whatever is just and good; the unfailing love of the Lord fills the earth.
Psalm 33.4-5
He loves whatever is just and good; the unfailing love of the Lord fills the earth.
Psalm 33.4-5
Prayer Requests
- That I would love the Lord my God with all my heart, soul, mind and strength
- For Dad & Mom as they work in Papua New Guinea; Josh as he's studying the Bible in WI; and for safety for Elisabeth as she works in TX
- For salvation for family who don't know Christ & that others would know Christ more
- That the Lord would be preparing the hearts of the people of Las Moras for His Word
- That I would be dependent on the Lord & tender to His leading
- For unity as a church-planting team & that we would be a godly testimony in everything.
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- Trip
- Final approach back into the city. Um, this field...
- A little rain!
- Stormy & clear. We flew through the storms to get...
- The base of the mountain where my coworkers live. ...
- Storms moving in. Notice there are vehicles. This ...
- Our destination - this is mostly a mestizo town bu...
- the canyon
- Storm on the Canyon Ridge. Because of this, we we...
- the canyon
- the canyon
- the canyon
- This is a large canyon located close by.
- The agricultural plains turn into mountains - and ...
- The trip takes approximately 1.5 hours. These agr...
- The big city
- Taking off from the city
- The Airport - this is the plane that flies out to ...
- Panorama of the City & Mountains
- Youth Conference at El Cordero
- A New Schedule
- Spanish
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