CFCI-Nicaragua

We’ve been blog slackers for more than a month now! Today’s blog entry is my attempt to plead for your forgiveness — and to catch you up on what we’ve been up to since our last post. So, before I go any further, please forgive us for neglecting our loyal blog readers (i.e you!).
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I had an amazing week with the youth team from Seacoast Church last week in Rivas, Nicaragua. Unfortunately, I don’t have a lot of time to write about our experience because I’m getting ready for the next Seacoast mission team, this one a medical team arriving on Saturday. So here are the pictures and another [...]

Many short term teams come with CFCI to Nicaragua every year.  One of the most unique things about serving with CFCI here is that the teams stay with families.   Almost every team that leave after a week of service says that staying with the families and connecting with them was the best part of their [...]

Yesterday I posted pictures from my week with the Seacoast 20s mission team in Nicaragua; today I want to briefly tell you about the amazing week of ministry. Here’s a day-by-day recap…Twitter style (that is, 140 characters or less, per day). Ready…Set…Go!…

Day 1 - Sunday, June 7 - The team arrives from Charleston. Carey and [...]

New Things Learned!
Car trouble inevitably follows me wherever I go and whatever vehicle I seem to be driving. Thankfully I seem to learn a lot about cars in the process and get to see God work in incredible ways.
On Tuesday I took my truck to Jason, a missionary mechanic to replace the clutch that was [...]

Amber, Mary, Fabricio, and Alcides will be with a medical mission team from Grace Church in Greenville, SC this week in southern Nicaraguan city of Rivas (Amber and Mary for the full 9 days, Fabricio and Alcides for half of the week). As with all mission teams, we’re asking for your prayers this week for [...]

Here are some reflections from Julie Nyhoff one of our SAL (Servants Learning Leadership) Interns.
It is an interesting perspective to come into a ministry from the outside and yet be in close contact with the group almost immediately. So far I have been here in Nicaragua working with CFCI(CPCI) for 6 weeks, a seemingly short [...]