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Prayer
Letters |
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| Christmas Letter and 2005 Report |
December
31, 2005 |
| All
we want for Christmas is ... an ambulance! |
December
13, 2005
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| Baptism;
last week in Guatemala |
December 4, 2005 |
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November 26, 2005 |
| Hurricane
Stan Update 2 |
October
26, 2005
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| Hurricane Stan Update |
October 9, 2005 |
| Hurricane Stan |
October 5, 2005 |
| Fruitful
blessings |
September
17, 2005
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| Sharing the Gospel in Public Schools this Week! |
September
2, 2005 |
| Two
New Brothers |
August,
2005 |
| Update from Angela |
May-June, 2005 |
| Holy
Week in Antigua |
March-April,
2005 |
| The
Adventure Continues |
February,
2005
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| Language
School Adventures |
January,
2005
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| Dear praying family,
Rainy season is upon us. It has rained every day now for
a while, but it is still beautiful weather. We have clear
blue skies in the morning and early afternoon, and then it
gets cloudy and down pours in the evening. Just in time to
cool things off a bit. The rain has surely made everything
much greener. The cloudbursts in the afternoon fill the cobblestone
streets with water. I have had to cross a few “rivers!”
We are busy as always. I am sitting here at the seminary
while Jon is in class. This is my chance to go into the city
to the supermarkets with Jon, but we have to get up by 6
am to beat the heavy part of the traffic.
Prayer requests:
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1. Liz – Angela’s
Spanish teacher. Liz’s mother passed away a
couple of weeks ago. Her family is practicing Catholic,
but Liz professes to know Christ
as her Savior. Pray for God
to work in her family. Liz attended our church here
in Antigua last Sunday (it was her first time attending
any church in about 2 years because of bad experiences
previously). Pray that we might be able to reach out
to her family and help them in this time of need. Pray
that their minds and hearts will be open to God’s
Word.
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2. Brenda – 20 year old worker at a local tienda
(store). Brenda works full time at the little tienda.
She opens at 9 am and is there until 5 pm. She runs the
store all by herself. Angela has been stopping by and “chatting” with
her after school and encouraging her to come to the church
for a young people’s service. Her family is devout
Catholic and don’t want her to be involved in any
other religion. She on the other hand does not want to
accept a lot of the Catholic beliefs. Since the store
isn’t very busy, she has been reading the Bible
and many other “types” of bibles. A couple
of Jehovah’s Witnesses have been sitting and talking
with her about their religion. We were able to sit down
and talk with her about the Bible this past
Saturday. She doesn’t seem to be searching for
the Truth beyond a certain curiosity born of boredom.
Pray for a hunger for God’s word in her heat. Pray
that she would be able to attend the young people’s
services on Saturday evenings. Pray that there wouldn’t
be opposition from her family about associating with
believers. |
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3. Friday
Game night – we have opened up our
home every Friday as a game night for language
school students, friends, and neighbors. This has given
us a chance to reach out to some of the young people
here. They can have a fun night, they don’t have
to speak Spanish  , and we usually serve brownies
or some other “American” dessert. Pray for
the people that come into our home. Pray that we will
be an example of God’s love to them, and pray that
we might have a chance to share God’s word with
them. |
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4. We will be traveling across the border into Honduras
this weekend to renew our visas. Please pray for safety. |
In Him,
Angela Stone
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