Trying to book airline flights.Fr Phil had managed to book their four legs of the airplane flights in Peru from...
Journeys in Peru: Part 3
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SAMS-USA Ministry In
Peru
Interested in Ministry to Peru?
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.
Are you sensing a call to Peru? We'd love to have a conversation with you.
Journeys in Peru: Part 2
As many of you know from the January e-newsletter, I (Susan) am spending the month of February in Peru...
Journeys in Peru: Part 1
Susan Park, SAMS Associate Missionary, is currently serving in Peru. Read about her journey thus far.
With SOMA in Honduras – Oct/Nov 2013
Dr. Glenn Petta (national director of SOMA-USA) invited me to join a SOMA team to Honduras. On October 23rd, I headed down to San Pedro Sula in Honduras. The other team members joining me were Edwina Thomas, our leader, and … Continue reading 
Ministry continues now based in Vermont – FALL NEWS
Dear Ones, Many thanks for your prayers and support. We have much to report and so many things to be thankful for as we settle into our life back in the USA. We just completed our “de-briefing” with Denise Cox … Continue reading 
Moving home
Our ministry is changing. Polly and I have taken the decision to move home to Vermont. We will move back April 21/22. We intend to continue with SAMS and indeed I shall continue to work closely with Bishop Godfrey, partner … Continue reading 
God is Good and God is powerful – answered prayer
GREAT NEWS – details yet to be seen – my free translation of this email from Bishop Godfrey – “With my warm greetings to everyone. The good news is that the President (Humala of Peru) has just signed – a … Continue reading 
Reglamentos discriminatorios
In July 2011, on his last day in office, President Garcia of Peru signed a regulation (Ley 29635) that defined a “religious entity” as needing 10,000 verifiable adult adherents. Thus regulating out of legal existence as recognized religious entities most … Continue reading 
Pachacutec, Chancheria and Villa el Salvador
Pachacutec, Ventanilla Last week I visited in Pachacutec, Ventanilla with Dr. Townsend Cooper, his wife Dawn and nurse Fany. We were accompanied by a U.S. team from MedSend. MedSend is a Christian group that gives financial help and cover the … Continue reading 