Dominica came to Casa de Fe about two weeks ago. I have only met her this one time. (We’ve been home with colds/fevers for a week or so.) I want to share what I know about her and ask you to pray. Dominica is a beautiful baby girl, 18 months old. She appears to be …
While our move to Ecuador has been wonderful in many ways, it has not been without its struggles. Almost everyone in the house has suffered with at least some mild ailment. The youngest two girls have both seen doctors in the little more than three weeks that we’ve been here. (As I type, they are …
Gluten-free cooking has turned out to be a tad bit easier here in Ecuador than it was in the US. There is an elaborate variety of gluten-free flours (harinas) available in our area–maiz, quinoa, yucca and others I have yet to translate. My first new recipe to try here was for GF Chocolate Chip Cookies. …
Once we arrived in Shell, the job of unpacking still had to be done. Thankfully, the house was furnished and Tandy made sure our beds were made and bathroom and kitchen essentials were handy. Everything we brought with us to live in Ecuador fit in 18 rubbermaid-type storage containers. Each had to be 50 pounds or …
In the wee hours of May 19, our family took what some have called a “huge leap of faith”. Hubby and I were up by 1 a.m. and ALL of the children were wide awake before the van arrived to take us to the airport at 2 a.m. We were delivered to the airport in New Orleans by 4 a.m. where …
