some of my web favorites
  • Notes From Dave
    • my thoughts on some of the tough issues of short-term missions
  • God's Politics
    • jim wallis' smart, political, and God centered take on the issues of today
  • Progressive Eruptions
    • the liberal side of politics from shaw kenawe. a daily read of mine.
  • Conservatism With Heart
    • a conservative take on life and politics from a well connected missouri mom
  • Truthdig
    • left of center, and very informative. bob scheer's online journal
  • Coffee Klatch
    • home of the best coffee roaster in So. Cal. and where i learned to love coffee
  • The Coffee Geek
    • everything you need to know about coffee and how to make a great cup o' joe
  • Bleacher Report
    • varied sports blog, lots of attitude, and sometimes i'm a featured writer
  • Aubievegas
    • a mix of sports in general with a bent towards vegas and auburn

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I am a self proclaimed coffee addict and Executive Director of a non profit missions agency working primarily in the Mexican cities of Oaxaca, Guadalajara, and Ensenada. I've been married for over 30 years to Chelle, and we have one grown son, Joseph, a graduate of Auburn University in Alabama.

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Tuesday, April 03, 2007

What It Really Is About

It is not about politics. It is not about sports. It is not about the newest fad, hot item, coolest gadget, or your big new 65 foot platinum big screen television that is flat as a pancake.

This is what it is about. Pastors Alejandro Corrales, from Ensenada, and David Curtis, from Burns, Oregon, baptized 12 new believers Sunday, March 25th at the start of our week of ministry together.


...hope for the helpless, rest for the weary, love for the broken heart...grace and forgiveness, mercy and healing...Jesus.

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Blogger James & Emilee said ... (3:46 PM) : 

Love the video dave. Brought back some great memories. You know, JB is in a few of those? He was a great man and it's too bad he couldn't make it last summer to mexico. He really wanted to, but God had other plans for his life. Emilee and I are planning on returning to Mexico with you guys sometime in the near future, and I'm hoping to come down for Oaxaca, too. God bless you guys, AIL is making an impact that will not be fully known until eternity.

 

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