SAMS-USA missionaries partner with Anglican/Episcopal churches in this region to grow the Kingdom of God. We hope you will be encouraged or inspired by these stories and reports from current and former missionaries in the field. We also encourage you to consider becoming a sender to this part of the world.
Well we have officially finished our time of deputation in the States and are now back home in Belize. It has been both wonderful and exhausting. We had the chance to visit so many different family members, see old friends, and visit churches across the country as we crisscrossed the…
Honduran Christians from the town of La Ceiba recently carried on the hope of the gospel to a mountain village, Las...
My favorite verb in Spanish is Esperar. Esperar means to wait. It also means to hope. To me, esperar...
Your support has allowed the following projects to go forward in 2016. Thank you.THE ARCHITECTURE 1. Good...
The Reverend Deacon Victor Velazquez officiating at Morning Prayer in the Centro Comunal. We are anxious to have our...
I am well known for my non-existent sense of direction. I can get lost in a closet. It is even harder to...
It’s been a few weeks since I last wrote an update, so a new one is definitely overdue. Since it has been so long I can’t update you on everything that has happened here, but I can give you some highlights and some things we’re looking forward to coming up.About…
I didn’t react. It’s a little like evangelizing. When someone’s non-belief is strong, you can’t convince them by...
I often say to the children or even to friends as a humorous goodbye, "Pórtate bien!" Behave yourself!" I...
So I’m going to see if I can write an update here without a completely crazy story. What?! Yep, we actually have had a pretty normal week! Two Sundays ago was Harvest for Saint Andrew’s church and school. I have never experienced a Harvest festival before, but let me…
SAMS supports over 90 missionaries. Get to know them through this blog series called Meet SAMS-USA, and discover their...