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Campamento Juvenil 2008

We love camp!! Every one has been so different. We’ve done children’s camps and middle school camps, hospital but this camp was “youth”, which meant anyone between the ages
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A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of That

Things have been very busy! Here’s a glimpse at a few odd and end things that have been going on:– The church held a leadership conference for everyone who
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So Precious!

Here’s just a few of the many wonderful LACC kids! To sponsor a child, advice please visit www.lacc4hope.org and choose Colombia as your country selection on the left-hand side
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A Visit From The Church At Chapel Hill

The Church at Chapel Hill from Douglasville, generic Georgia came down for a week of work! Corey helped with half of the team who spent the week working on
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When just a cup of water isn’t enough…

LACC ran a campaign to raise school supplies for the students and we want to thank so many people who took part in this campaign. It’s always great to
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Angie’s Easter

We have wonderful sponsors for the children in Colombia! This is one example of a very blessed little girl! Angie is one of 10 children. Seven of the kids,
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Willy’s Wedding

We recently attended our first Colombian wedding. We left the house early for the 2pm service, no rx but when we got near the chapel we were almost a
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Decisions – Part 1

We are coming to the end of our first missionary journey pretty soon. With the unsure future ahead of us, treatment we are in transition. Our first missionary assignment
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Miracles or normal life?

I was talking to a friend today about miracles in ministry. Why is it that when we see miracles, no rx we are amazed at God’s power? I brought
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Until we meet again!

A friend of ours was just promoted into heaven, pharmacy which motivates us to search our own lives. Brother Wilkerson lived a full life. He was always a voice
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