Greetings from the Joneses
Roy and Nancy celebrating Roy's mom's 90th birthday- April, 2018
Now that the year is half over, we can see what great things God has been doing and what He has in store for the future. We're thankful that we can have activities in the neighborhood. The Basketball Camp was a big success with over 80 kids attending. You can see photos here. Summer is a busy time. We had a great English Camp. Check it out here. This year we had three weeks of activities. We finished with a Bilingual Bible Club. Some who were at Basketball Camp as well as English Camp came to Bible Club. If you want to catch up on what has been happening, click here to read our Prayer Updates or click on any of the topics on the side banner.
As you may know, we purchased a new car last fall. Now we have to pay for it. We are paying a monthly fee the first year, but will soon need to pay the full amount. If you would like to help with this purchase, you can do so by clicking here.
We are thankful for our teammates, Keith and Jody Hudak and Caleb and Krystie Hague. Ministry is so much easier and more fun when you can collaborate with others especially with these talented folks. Two of the Spanish men, David and Josué, continue to be a big help with the teaching and preaching. Our ABWE Spain team is growing. The Duryee family has arrived and is getting settled into ministry in Alcalá de Henares. We are praying for Carla Blumetti who will be coming to help in the church in Coslada.
We are always looking for ways to reach Torres de la Alameda and the surrounding towns for the Lord. There are now several families who live in Torres de la Alameda and other families live nearby. English is still a useful method for making contacts. The 3 camps again this summer brought in more new people. We thank the Lord for a renewed vision for reaching Spain and especially in this area where God has placed us. We pray that folks will come to the Lord.
As you may know, we purchased a new car last fall. Now we have to pay for it. We are paying a monthly fee the first year, but will soon need to pay the full amount. If you would like to help with this purchase, you can do so by clicking here.
We are thankful for our teammates, Keith and Jody Hudak and Caleb and Krystie Hague. Ministry is so much easier and more fun when you can collaborate with others especially with these talented folks. Two of the Spanish men, David and Josué, continue to be a big help with the teaching and preaching. Our ABWE Spain team is growing. The Duryee family has arrived and is getting settled into ministry in Alcalá de Henares. We are praying for Carla Blumetti who will be coming to help in the church in Coslada.
We are always looking for ways to reach Torres de la Alameda and the surrounding towns for the Lord. There are now several families who live in Torres de la Alameda and other families live nearby. English is still a useful method for making contacts. The 3 camps again this summer brought in more new people. We thank the Lord for a renewed vision for reaching Spain and especially in this area where God has placed us. We pray that folks will come to the Lord.
Thank you for praying with us for the work here. If you would like to see a video and photos of the ministry center in Torres de la Alameda you can click here. You can also read our latest update by clicking here.
We hope this website will be an effective tool as you pray for us and for our ministry. You can learn more about our ministry and our family by clicking on any of the items at the top left. Be sure to read our latest prayer updates here. Thank you for your interest and especially for your prayers. If you would like to know more about the Christian life and how to become a Christian, feel free to click here. There's no greater life than a life with Christ. If you have any questions or comments please contact us.
Spain is located on the Iberian Peninsula with France to the North, Portugal to the West and Africa to the South. There are 44 million people living in a country about twice the size of Oregon. Less than 1% consider themselves to be Evangelical Christians. Spain is changing though. About 10% of the population are immigrants from Eastern and Central Europe as well as Central and South America. We live in Campo Real, about 20 minutes east of Madrid and are beginning a new work in Torres de la Alameda.
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