The work going on here in Guachochi is having great results. The school is growing people are getting saved and others are getting blessed from serving the Lord.
Gayle N.
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Debby & Ed Capps
We will be close to the bottom tip of Chihauhau
Ed and Debby Capps have been working with the Tarahumara Indians for 35+ years in the deep mountains of Mexico. Work teams help with major building projects required to continue serving this indigenous people group. Housing, school, church, storage buildings, repairs, roads, aircraft landing strip, gardening, painting, vehicle maintenance, and the list goes on…all part of the works considered essential. Always much needing done..our little short time while there…prayerfully, touches those lives!
Missionaries
Debby & Ed Capps
Mexico
We will be close to the bottom tip of Chihauhau
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- The purpose of this blog, is to show you, the reader, how other people around the world live. I thought of using the comment 'less fortunate' than we are, but often times I find the people living here are in many ways much happier and fortunate in their own ways than what we are in the USA.
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