
Greetings from Arequipa, Peru! We have lots of exciting news! Changes are ahead for our family and church over the next few months. We invite you to read the news. Thank you all so much for your faithful prayer and financial support that allows us to live and serve here in Peru and the proclaim the gospel in Ciudad de Dios. Family Jason & Sarah: On the 30th of April, we will be celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary! We are so thankful for God's grace and goodness to us. Nathan: Nathan just recently turned 18! He will finish up high school in a few short weeks. We will be traveling to Atlanta during the last week of May for his high school graduation before heading to Oregon. We are thankful for his compassionate heart and friendly spirit. Please pray for Nathan as he looks ahead to the next steps and as he transitions back to life in the US. Evelyn: Evelyn is finishing up her Sophomore and Junior year (quite ambitious!). In addition to playing piano, she has...





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RED TOP MOUNTAIN STATE PARK - During the first week of June 2025, I had the opportunity to travel to Bartow County, Georgia. My dear missionary friends, Jason and Sarah Sheets of Arequipa, Peru, were beginning their 2025 Home Assignment with a very special stopover in Cartersville, Georgia for their son Nathan's high school graduation. That event in and of itself was amazing, and I will write about it elsewhere, but before any of that happened, I was impressed yet again with my friends' true heart for the gospel. I stayed with the Sheets family in a quaint Airbnb tucked away at the top of a deeply wooded hill about ten miles south of Cartersville where the graduation was to take place. Since space was at a premium in the house, I actually ended up converting the covered porch into my bedroom...












Jerusalem, Israel: April 5, 33 AD — In more ways than one, this past Friday was perhaps the darkest day Jerusalem has ever seen. The brutal...










