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A Visit to Peru

A visit to Lima brings encouraging meetings, Bible classes, shared meals, and renewed fellowship with Christadelphians and families in Peru.
By Jim and Jean Hunter
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The Carmona family: Bro. Flavio, Sis. Gloria, and their son, Bro. Nahuel, with Stephanie, a friend of Nahuel’s. And Bro. Ruben and his wife, Roxana.

Here are some pictures we received from Bro. Ruben Barboza of Cordoba, Argentina. He and his wife, Roxana, spent nearly a week in Lima, Peru, at the end of June. They found a place to have some meetings (it seems to be a school, and apparently it worked out really well), got in contact with all the members, and arranged a dinner after the meetings.

Dinner time!

We were delighted to see all the baptized members out, plus their families. It’s been such a long time since we’ve visited that it was wonderful to see them and see how the kids are growing up!

Everyone in Lima loves Ruben and Roxana, so they are good people to visit. Bro. Ruben gave a couple of classes, then Bro. Nahuel, a local member, gave the exhortation.

Jim and Jean Hunter,
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It was a joy to visit our brethren, sisters and friends in Peru and Chile. As usual, a series of lectures was held in the Hotel Kamaná in the historic center of Lima. The immensity of the city with its 10 million residents and heavy traffic has made it difficult to find a venue accessible to everyone.
We are exploring getting a hall again, likely on the north end of Quito, where about 85% of the members are.
Overall, the ecclesia in Ecuador is doing well, and our focal point for the coming year is trying to sort out the challenges transportation and meeting location.
We pray God might continue to bless and strengthen the family in the faith that is growing in Latin America.
Surrounded by blooming flowers, warm hospitality, and deep Bible study, we witnessed how faith is growing in Mexico, one disciple at a time.
It’s a very special memory looking back at the small group united in something so important, despite incredibly different backgrounds.