Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We pray that His light will shine on you and your loved ones during this special time of the year. Thank you for allowing us to share this good news with the world.

Philip & Deanna Barber

Condado Second Anniversary

The church at Condado has just celebrated its second anniversary. Praise the Lord! We had over 300 people. On the construction end, we have the steel columns and trusses up. Over the roof, we have a tent top. We are praying that we will be able to put a metal roof up soon. Personal news is that Deanna and I are planning on returning to Quito in February. We still need to raise some more support so continue to pray about that.

Atuntaqui

We had always dreamed of constructing a church in Atuntaqui. With the help of: First Assembly of God, West Memphis, AR, Pastor Rusty Blann; First Assembly of God, Russellville, AR, Pastor Ronnie Morris, Calvary Temple, Concord, CA, Pastor Fred Franks; Rivers Oak Community Church, South Holland, Illinois, Pastor Troy O'Quin. Below our some pictures of the church going up. BUT most of all, all of us had an opportunity to join several churches and believers from Switerzland, especially Freie Christengemeinde in Aarau, Switzerland and their pastor Matthias Truttmann.

Jungle Ministry

This is the last trip into the Amazon Jungle. We were able to share the gospel with 700 people on the Aquarico River during a medical clinic. We want to thank you for your continual prayer and financial support. Deanna and I will return to Ecuador June 14 and will return to the states around September 1. We hope to return to Ecuador early next year if we are able to raise the necessary monthly support.

The Condado Church

The church in Condado is growing and

we are now at over 250 people, which creates new problems. We do need to build so please pray that we will be able to raise the funds and even construction teams to help us with this project. Two of the pictures are of the church when each ministry group present their ministries. The other photo is part of Quito.

Deputatoin News

Sorry for not posting, but we went through a winter storm and weren't able to get online. Then, I went to Ecuador with a construction team to work on the campgrounds. After that, we were with our daughter as she gave birth to a 8 lb and 8 oz little boy, named Blake Philip. Finally, I was on the road for a three week period visiting churches and attending Sectional Councils. So, we are trying to get back to normal if that is possible. Pray for us as we try to raise new monthly support