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PRAYER REQUESTS 6.14

Pray for my grandpa, Ernie. He has lymphoma, and the doctors just gave him "weeks" to live. Its a very hard time for the family, especially my grandma; he is 76 years old, and this is very difficult for the whole family

Pray for our continued perseverance as we keep learning how to build a support team

Summer school continues

Pray that the Lord will raise up churches and individuals to support as missionaries

Perseverance through classes, especially the languages

The continued training of Bahamian students

Current EBCT Missionaries

The Return of Christ

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6.14.06 - Church Support

Preaching through a translator is harder than it looks, but Brother Carlos did a great job

The Pastor is Julius Ruiz. He works at First Baptist Frisco as the building manager as well as the pastor of this church. We are pictured here with him and Carlos.

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The first church to officially support us as missionaries is none other than the small church of Primera Iglesia in Frisco, TX. This past weekend we got to participate in their Sunday service and give them a presentation of the ministry on Eleuthera along with our involvement and how they too can contribute.

If you thinking that this sounds like a Hispanic church you would be correct. Furthermore, if you’re also thinking, “Ryan, I didn’t know you could speak Spanish” you would be questioning correctly. On our Sunday visit I was asked to deliver their morning message. Now, I know enough Spanish to get by with “How much does this cost,” “Where is the bathroom,” and little more to place me at the linguistical equivalent of a 2 year old. However, I was blessed to preach through a translator (Carlos), whom I’m confident knows much more than I do about Spanish and Preaching.

The congregation was so friendly and personable. We were instantly struck at how similar this church is with the setting of some of the small churches on Eleuthera. They spent the first part of their Sunday morning in Bible Study with a teacher operating in a Q/A format. Their humble devotion to God’s Word and discipleship was truly refreshing to see.

It was a wonderful visit and additionally humbling to see such a small church give so generously to missionaries they barely know. Emily and I are truly blessed to recognize them as our first church to partner with us – thus they are truly our Primera Iglesia!