The Conchshell Chronicles - Our Newsletter

Tell Your Story June is a busy month for us. We usually spend the summer months at our café in Utila, since that is when our girls are out of...

Live The Moment My life is a whirlwind. I just got back from one trip and now I’m packing for the next. There is one after that, then a long...

oday I was doing work in the yard, and I took my cutter and began pruning the Meyers Lemon and Persian Lime trees. Here is a photo of the Meyers Lemon tree now, which is loaded with green lemons. The flowers the first photo are the cluster of fruit in the second! The other citrus trees have many as well!

As I trimmed the  branches off the four trees, I smelled citrus oil. I realized that I was cutting off live limbs from these trees.  I was smelling their “blood”. Then it hit me. Something was going on with me as well.

Pray Fervently! We have just spent five weeks on Maui, and it was one of our most productive times on our home island. Here’s why. My friend Craig Englert, seen...

FEBRUARY 2017 CONCHSHELL CHRONICLES Classes Begin on the River! We are beginning our 31st year of educating Miskito Indian children on the Coco River in Northeastern Nicaragua. The initial enrollment is...

Project Ezra Begins 31st School Year This week, Danilo, Augusto, Onofre, and Rodolio are downriver receiving the enrollment from each of our seven communities.  Last year we had 1607 students....

End of Year Already?  Its December! The year has flown by, but much has been accomplished. Utila Sunset  As we celebrate the reason for this season– Jesus, and the free...

Project Ezra Begins Year 33! Teaching the most important lesson of the day- in the Miskito language. As we begin our 33rd school year on the Rio Coco we can...