New church built by Glad Tidings

We, North Americans, like our space. We are not going to sit so close to others that we are touching them on the left and right. South Americans are not that way but when there is no space at all to put the people, even they need extra space. This is the site of a new Quechua church where the old church was just a portion of this space. The old church was wooden with the ceiling right over your head. When the congregation was inside it had the feeling of being inside a small box with many other people. As you can see to the left, the new structure will have a tall ceiling and there is much more space to grow a congregation. Thanks to Ocoee, Florida, Glad Tidings Assembly that brought money to buy materials to build this church and who brought most of the members of this team. There were also people from First Assembly in Orlando, one person from Brooksville First Assembly and one person from west Florida.

The photo on the right is of the site with the new roof going in. The roof includes translucent panels so the church will still have light even if they do not have electricity. This is the best structure in the neighborhood. There is lots of contruction in the neighborhood and there are many new people moving into this neighborhood but there is nothing like this church around.


This is the finished church. Thanks Pastor Gary Howell and Glad Tidings Assembly. Thank you First Assembly for letting Pastor Grady Russell come down and work with us. Thanks to all of you who worked as a part of this team and those of you who sent the team and prayed for them.

Question for team members: Do any of you have a good team photo? Send it to me by e-mail and I can post it. mike.escoe@agmd.org