This evening we traveled to Chirihuasi for a meeting with the Quichua (native Ecuadorian language) volunteers of the radio ministry. We Spanish speakers share the airwaves of Radio Punto with them. They produce four-and-a-half hours of programming six days a week. In Chirihuasi we were greeted by a bull or a steer, not sure which.
Chirihuasi means "cold house," and it was chilly there. We were glad that we wore jackets. Here is a Quichua family is walking up the road. Walking is the normal means of transportation for many Quichuas.
Then we arrived at the church which houses Radio Punto's Quichua language ministry.
Joel and Amelia were so happy to be in the country at a new place for them.
Marisol treasured the reunion with her friend and the pastor's wife Juanita. Juanita was embroidering the design for a typical Quichua woman's blouse. She does beautiful work.
Pastor Leoncio took me into the studio where the volunteers present the Quichua radio programs. There are some sound interference challenges that we currently face. Leoncio is explaining about this to my co-worker Diego, who accompanied me to the meeting. Please pray for a solution to these problems.
This evening we traveled to Chirihuasi for a meeting with the Quichua (native Ecuadorian language) volunteers of the radio ministry. We Spanish speakers share the airwaves of Radio Punto with them. They produce four-and-a-half hours of programming six days a week. In Chirihuasi we were greeted by a bull or a steer, not sure which.
Chirihuasi means "cold house," and it was chilly there. We were glad that we wore jackets. Here is a Quichua family is walking up the road. Walking is the normal means of transportation for many Quichuas.
Then we arrived at the church which houses Radio Punto's Quichua language ministry.
Joel and Amelia were so happy to be in the country at a new place for them.
Marisol treasured the reunion with her friend and the pastor's wife Juanita. Juanita was embroidering the design for a typical Quichua woman's blouse. She does beautiful work.
Pastor Leoncio took me into the studio where the volunteers present the Quichua radio programs. There are some sound interference challenges that we currently face. Leoncio is explaining about this to my co-worker Diego, who accompanied me to the meeting. Please pray for a solution to these problems.
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