Wow. It's been two days again. We are terribly sorry. So much has happened, but we will continue chronologically.   Tuesday We continued working at Puente de Hierro. The workers had all worked the previous night after we left and our second layer of the plaster work was ready to go. Gray, who had been mentored by Jorge (who lives in Puente ...

We will arrive in Buenos Aires tomorrow morning , grab some coffee and catch up, and then drive to La Plata.  In the mean time, here are our prayer requests (thanks to Heather Davis for typing these up a few years ago...we just modified a few because she already did a great job). Specific Prayer Requests of the Argentina Mission Trip Member...

We will write more. It was an incredible evening. They truly live Acts 2:42....really live it...not just kind of give to their brothers and sisters in need...they do it as written. We will write more tonight. We love you and feel all your support. AND WE ARE BACK FOR MORE... Today we divided into two groups in order to conquer two different task...

Monday We woke up and had time to spend as a team before we were off to The University House again. Instead of a bible study, we were there to paint so that many more bible studies can be enjoyed there. In a nutshell, the day consisted of scraping walls, sanding walls, and painting them. Who would have thought it would have been a blast? We real...

We worshipped at La Mision Betesda on Sunday. God's love was emanating in this small church more powerfully than I have experienced in most other churches. After arriving about 10:10ish, we spent time greeting and being greeted. The traditional Argentine greeting of a kiss on the cheek was weird for the guys to get used to at first, but in just ...

I visited La Plata from BA for the day. The train is interesting and has very colourful characters on it selling all sorts from sweets and biscuits to other stuff that has fallen off the back of trucks. I thought the Cork - Dublin train was bad but I suppose it was only 3 pesos for a round trip. La Plata has one of the most famous gothic cathedr...

Great university town With One of the most amazing churches I've seen in my travels I've been told it was or is on the vaticans list of 12 top churchs in the world. Great nite life and Restaurants and very affordable, Made some great friends in this city while dancing. For 4 dollars cover you get a pitcher of beer...

A quick stopover in La Plata, about a hour down the autopista from Bs As. Not much to report, struggled into a hotel near the bus station with the beastly bag, and crashed out. Up early this morning to organise a bus (well, coach I think really) to Mar del Plata, a beach town about 5 or 6 hours from here. Canīt wait to have a paddle in the Atlan...

We met at the church to pray for the team, the trip, and La Mision and prepared to travel to La Plata. We then combined with a team from La Mision and rode in a 6 car caravan to La Plata, a university town an hour away. Here we worked with a sister church of La Mision, Mission Bethesda, and pastor Renaldo and his team for the opening of a soup k...