WOW, WHAT A WHIRLWIND! We celebrated the New Year here in Ecuador. What a wild experience. Some men dress as women representing the “widow” of the year that has passed; they block the roads and collect money for buying dummies or any other custom. At midnight all Ecuador breaks loose with professional and homemade fireworks shooting off from literally every couple of feet apart, it seems there are no...
TIME TO SAY ANOTHER GOODBYE Our studies are coming to a close here in Costa Rica and we are already beginning our good-bye’s here. This is very hard on our family and has raised many hard questions from our kids whom just don’t quite understand why we have been called to this kind of a life. This will be the third set of big good-bye’s our family has had to process in the past eight months and I pray it will be the last major one for a very long...
PRACTICAL USE OF OUR SPANISH Spanish is coming along very well. The school has been wonderful and the teachers are incredible. We have managed to maintain mostly A’s and a few B’s on all our tests. We have about eight weeks of language school left and we are very pleased with the progress thus far. We know the language well enough to have complete conversations with the Ticos and perform daily tasks with out asking “¿Habla ingles?” So, we...
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Our need for a monthly support team is critical to our work. But we find ourselves facing needs for basic essentials and convieniences that many take for granted. This section highlights options for people who wish to be intentional about their way of supporting us.
Learn MoreJeramy & Teresa Hing share their hearts and vision for the people of Ecuador. Together with their children Easton (7) & Haven (5) they plan to move from Michigan to Quito Ecuador and begin their journey with Extreme Response International.
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