You've seen the work; here is a picture from the
fiesta that Torre Fuerte threw for us. They
surprised us with a mariachi band and Billy, funny-
man that he is, snuck his way into it.

I will never promise to liveblog again. Restricted use
of the single computer that was being shared by all 15
persons on the trip, a busy schedule that left little
or no time for the shared use of said computer, and just
general tiredness are my excuses...take them or leave
them, there they are.

We fell in love, again, with the people from Torre Fuerte
church. I shared a little of the concrete work that the
men in the group worked on. The Bible School was equally
successful.

Last year there were 20-25 children daily. We decided to
prepare crafts for 48, but were thrown into a bit of a
tizzy by having 60-70 daily.

What was most wonderful was seeing the same children that
were there last year in addition to the new ones. In the
older class last year there were only two girls. Both
prayed to receive Christ. Not only are they still part of
the church, but their families are as well. Numbers are
not the key, but rather continued growth in Christ is. This
year the older class had over a dozen children. May God grant
them new life as well.

Busy. Too busy to liveblog this mission trip. Here, though,
are a few pictures from the work.

















The guys have been preparing to pour a concrete roof. It will go over
classrooms and a kitchen.

















Mexican workers did the actual running up and down the ramp with
the buckets of concrete.
















Everybody is proud of all that was accomplished.