We had a marvelous, blessed time at our 2nd Annual Spiritual Life Conference this past weekend. Dr. Knox Chamblin and his wife Ginger returned to Trujillo to encourage us in the special, specific ways that the Lord has gifted both of them and nourish our souls with God's Word from the book of James. We were all greatly encouraged to live a life of faith, trusting in the Lord who gives generously, without reproach. Thanks Knox & Ginger!

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We also were encouraged by the time of relaxed fellowship – a rare occurrence in this busy, busy ministry. An added blessing was our visitors: a few USA missionaries from 2 other ministries in Trujillo accepted our invitation, as well as Rev. Mike Philliber, from New Life PCA in Midland, TX, who came down to teach in SBR Seminary for the week.
And besides sharing all the wonderful teaching together, we also competed in the 2nd Annual Peru Mission Feud (our version of Family Feud) – which always brings out the playful side in everyone. Thanks to all who contributed their questionnaire so we could declare, "Survey says..." - we were often surprised by the results ourselves!
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For the unabridged photo collection (from Sandi Smith, Heather Ferguson, Corinne Bradford, Ginger Chamblin & Allen Bradford's photos), check out our Flickr site. And for a more thorough, thoughtful report, check out Heather Ferguson's blog.
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We also were encouraged by the time of relaxed fellowship – a rare occurrence in this busy, busy ministry. An added blessing was our visitors: a few USA missionaries from 2 other ministries in Trujillo accepted our invitation, as well as Rev. Mike Philliber, from New Life PCA in Midland, TX, who came down to teach in SBR Seminary for the week.
And besides sharing all the wonderful teaching together, we also competed in the 2nd Annual Peru Mission Feud (our version of Family Feud) – which always brings out the playful side in everyone. Thanks to all who contributed their questionnaire so we could declare, "Survey says..." - we were often surprised by the results ourselves!
For the unabridged photo collection (from Sandi Smith, Heather Ferguson, Corinne Bradford, Ginger Chamblin & Allen Bradford's photos), check out our Flickr site. And for a more thorough, thoughtful report, check out Heather Ferguson's blog.


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