Special request for economic & spiritual support...!

Hi everybody. I want to share with you a little bit about my last missionary prayer letter to PMM Inc., USA:
IMPORTANT: I’m going to resign my position like co-pastor of our home church, University Baptist Church. I had this position part time, five years ago. Yet, the people there are asking us to continue helping them like missionaries by faith, but we are praying about this possibility because we have many opportunities and invitations to serve around our country, even f...oreign missions trip some others countries in Latin-American. Please pray for that, because is very important for our ministry. We need to focus more in our missionary schedule and recover several personal missionary projects, like overseas mission trips, books publications, invitations for teaching in some places, etc. But, for that we need to get urgently more donors in USA and Latin-American.
If you want to be one of our supporters, please send your special gift to the following address: Mr. David Geiger: PALM Missionary Ministry; P.O. Box 1971; Melrose, FL 32666-1971.Thank you so much for your lovely partnership with us, in the name of all my family.

Mi Club de Mujeres

Aquí mi Club de mujeres, con el fondo del lago San Pablo en Imbabura, camino a Otavalo.
Here is my Women Club... behind the Saint Paul Lake, Imbabura province on the road to the Otavalo.

From ECCU Bank

If You Can’t Take It with You…

by Jac La Tour

May 3, 2016

Remember those dreams you had as a kid where you’d find a bunch of money, start gathering it up and then wake up? The weird thing about those dreams is that they illustrate a reality. After we die—in that moment when we’re absent from the body and present with the Lord—we won’t have any of our money or stuff with us.
Now if you’ve been a follower of Jesus for a while, you know that the Bible says a lot about money and how we should use it. The central biblical theme is that our money is really God’s. He entrusts it to us to use according to his plans, not ours. We call this stewardship. “Your” money is a tool with a fixed expiration date. You only get to use it in this life. When you wake up, the only thing that will matter about the money you had is what you did with it.
Like so many other aspects of the Christian life, stewardship principles are easier to learn than practice. What exactly does God-honoring stewardship look like when it comes to budgeting or borrowing, saving or giving? How do you actually manage money in ways that glorify God?
Thanks to great ministries like Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University and Willow Creek’s Good Sense Movement, we have easy access to resources that help us become better stewards. As a Christ-centered financial cooperative, ECCU shares this passion for helping people grow in this area of their Christian life. That’s why ECCU offers a unique savings account for kids who are just getting started and others for when they’re more skilled at managing their money. You can check out these various savings options here.
And tomorrow morning, whatever dreams you had, remember to thank God for the coins or bills or bank cards in your purse or wallet. And while you’re at it, ask what his plans are for “your” money today.

Special request...!

Hi everybody. I want to share with you a little bit about my last missionary prayer letter to PMM Inc., USA:
IMPORTANT: I’m going to resign my position like co-pastor of our home church, University Baptist Church. I had this position part time, five years ago. Yet, the people there are asking us to continue helping them like missionaries by faith, but we are praying about this possibility because we have many opportunities and invitations to serve around our country, even foreign missions trip some others countries in Latin-American. Please pray for that, because is very important for our ministry. We need to focus more in our missionary schedule and recover several personal missionary projects, like overseas mission trips, books publications, invitations for teaching in some places, etc. But, for that we need to get urgently more donors in USA and Latin-American.
If you want to be one of our supporters, please send your special gift to the following address: Mr. David Geiger: PALM Missionary Ministry; P.O. Box 1971; Melrose, FL 32666-1971.Thank you so much for your lovely partnership with us, in the name of all my family. Blessings from our Lord Jesús.

Special greetings from our Financial Manager of PMM Inc., USA.

“Dear Joselito, Ecuador and the Christian community have been blessed to have you among them working for Christ for another year!  May there be many more…”

Bill Quesemberry.

Saludos de cumpleaños desde RCB

Apreciado Pastor Joselito,

El equipo de Directivos y Staff del Grupo Empresarial Raúl Coka Barriga, celebramos hoy 7 de abril de manera especial su cumpleaños.

¡MUCHAS FELICIDADES, QUE DISFRUTE DE UN CUMPLEAÑOS INOLVIDABLE!

HE IS RISEN...!!!

Easter: A Time to Show Sacrificial Love

by Abel Pomar

March 17, 2016

I don’t know about you, but I’m more likely to understand something if you show me rather tell me about it. And as Easter approaches, I realize that it’s a perfect opportunity to put this into practice. It’s a time that you and I can show the people in our lives what God’s love looks like. The options are endless. And the impact can be eternal.
Here’s an example. Easter is the culmination of the message of John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave.” And his sacrificial giving of his one and only Son demonstrated to everyone the extent of his great love.
So this Easter season, what if you had a brainstorming conversation over a meal with your family or mission team members about ways that you could give sacrificially to the people you’re called to serve? Maybe it’s providing food or clothes or shoes to people you know who can’t afford those essentials. Maybe it’s giving your bicycle or even your car to someone who needs transportation. Maybe you buy a ticket for someone who can’t afford the airfare to go see a loved one.
Instead of giving something, maybe your preference is to give by loving your neighbor as yourself. We all have neighbors who need help. Perhaps it’s caring for an older parent. Or planting the crops in their field or garden. Or building a shed. Coming alongside with no-strings-attached helps demonstrate a kind of love that’s hard for those who receive it to ignore.
Do you know someone who just welcomed a new baby or adopted child to the family? Your family or team members could all pitch in to open a savings account for the new addition. You could also buy him or her a share of stock. Friends did both of these for our sons. That share of stock, by the way, is eight shares today, so it became an early lesson on investing.
This month, we get to celebrate the greatest gift ever given. What better way to say thank you for that gift than by helping others understand what it’s all about through your sacrificial gifts to them.

Wonderful...!

O THE DEEP, DEEP LOVE OF JESUS - Selah

Go Rest High On That Mountain ~ Vince Gill, Alison Krauss