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.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!Can you believe it’s the end of December already? This year has really flown by (especially the past few months). I think the holiday season always tends to go by quickly, since there is so much going on here in the church, but I think…
Dear Friends and Family, This is Missy writing. What a time we’ve had! And I mean that in every way. We are...
Helping With A Smile - Update In Honduras The following comes from SAMS Missionary Amanda Scott serving in Honduras:...
We’ve started the harvesting rainwater project! Read more in Jeannie’s October Newsletter
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Hello everyone! It’s been a crazy, crazy week, but I’ll try to put it into words and tell you a bit about it all.Last week started out with the drama of immigration: handing it documents in regards to my permanent residency visa. I ask that you please continue to pray earnestly…
Jim & Kathy Kelly, Carolinita and IrisThe Main Street UMC group from Greenwood SC are here along with 3 "scouts"...
Hello everyone! I don’t have a lot of time to compose in words, but here’s a photo/video recap of Harvest for our three schools. Make sure to click through to see all the pictures and other glimpses into our past week.St. Andrew’s School (San Ignacio)This past Sunday we enjoyed three fantastic services,…
Did you ever write an essay about what you did on vacation? "I went to DisneyWorld/on a cruise/to...
Happy Columbus Pan-American Day! It’s a national holiday in Belize so I’m taking a few moments to send out an update before things get crazy again tomorrow.We have been slammed with work around here. Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been working hard to set up rhythms for the rest…
Shaw Mudge has some intriguing questions for you in his latest newsletter! San Igncio, Belize, C.A. Photo copyright Fr. Shaw Mudge,
2015. St. Andrew’s is to the left.
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We’ve just celebrated Independence Day here, September 15. Every school child in Honduras participates in the parades. San Lorenzo’s was filmed for TV. The rural parades have a flavor that the city parades can’t match! Read more about it in Jeannie’s latest newsletter!
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About a week ago, I wrote about miracles. A friend shared that my claims of miracles and answered prayers caused...