Comments on: Undone and re-done in Guatemala http://www.ministrymatters.ca/archives/2010/winter-2010/undone-and-re-done-in-guatemala/ Inspiration for Canadian Anglican leaders Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:09:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Larissa http://www.ministrymatters.ca/archives/2010/winter-2010/undone-and-re-done-in-guatemala/comment-page-1/#comment-493 Larissa Thu, 10 Nov 2011 00:48:26 +0000 http://www.ministrymatters.ca/?p=754#comment-493 When is your next trip to Guatemala? We are located in Antigua and will be a pleasure to have you here. I´m sure you will love this quiet area, service, food, rooms, personalized service and special charity prices. Contact us please or how can we contact you for the next trip to Guatemala. Larissa Velasquez <a href="http://www.hotelpalaciodebeatriz.com" rel="nofollow">www.hotelpalaciodebeatriz.com</a> tel 502 78329573 When is your next trip to Guatemala? We are located in Antigua and will be a pleasure to have you here. I´m sure you will love this quiet area, service, food, rooms, personalized service and special charity prices. Contact us please or how can we contact you for the next trip to Guatemala.

Larissa Velasquez http://www.hotelpalaciodebeatriz.com tel 502 78329573

]]> By: stephenshaver http://www.ministrymatters.ca/archives/2010/winter-2010/undone-and-re-done-in-guatemala/comment-page-1/#comment-482 stephenshaver Mon, 07 Feb 2011 00:13:54 +0000 http://www.ministrymatters.ca/?p=754#comment-482 Dear Emilie, I'm an Episcopal priest from Seattle, Washington, currently visiting Guatemala with my wife who is a medical resident. She's spending an elective month working with two nonprofit agencies. I've been eager to try to connect with the Anglican community while here, and just last night I found your wonderful post online. We were in Chichicastenango this morning and found San Juan Apóstol, but unfortunately we had the wrong service times (the diocesan website lists a 10:00 Sunday Eucharist). We were so sorry to miss you, and the chance to worship with the community. We are staying in Antigua through the end of this week, when I return to Seattle. My wife will be spending another two weeks visiting small villages near Rio Dulce and Monterrico with a medical team. I'd still very much like to meet anyone from the Iglesia Episcopal community while I'm here if possible and would love to hear from you if you can offer any guidance. In the future I hope to explore returning to Guatemala, perhaps with others from my parish, and would really appreciate the chance to build relationships. Christ's peace and joy to you and all you minister with. Stephen Shaver Dear Emilie, I'm an Episcopal priest from Seattle, Washington, currently visiting Guatemala with my wife who is a medical resident. She's spending an elective month working with two nonprofit agencies. I've been eager to try to connect with the Anglican community while here, and just last night I found your wonderful post online. We were in Chichicastenango this morning and found San Juan Apóstol, but unfortunately we had the wrong service times (the diocesan website lists a 10:00 Sunday Eucharist). We were so sorry to miss you, and the chance to worship with the community.

We are staying in Antigua through the end of this week, when I return to Seattle. My wife will be spending another two weeks visiting small villages near Rio Dulce and Monterrico with a medical team. I'd still very much like to meet anyone from the Iglesia Episcopal community while I'm here if possible and would love to hear from you if you can offer any guidance. In the future I hope to explore returning to Guatemala, perhaps with others from my parish, and would really appreciate the chance to build relationships.

Christ's peace and joy to you and all you minister with.

Stephen Shaver

]]> By: Ginger Shaw http://www.ministrymatters.ca/archives/2010/winter-2010/undone-and-re-done-in-guatemala/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Ginger Shaw Thu, 11 Feb 2010 22:22:17 +0000 http://www.ministrymatters.ca/?p=754#comment-58 Dear dear Emilie, I am warmed by your heart having found its home in Guatemala. The beautiful picture of your young congregation warms my heart, here in rainy Vancouver (but we don't have as much rain as you do). I am reminded of my GATE trip in 1995 and our time in Chichicastenago. Thank you for these reflections and for your passion for justice. I will pray for you. Ginger Dear dear Emilie,
I am warmed by your heart having found its home in Guatemala. The beautiful picture of your young congregation warms my heart, here in rainy Vancouver (but we don't have as much rain as you do). I am reminded of my GATE trip in 1995 and our time in Chichicastenago. Thank you for these reflections and for your passion for justice. I will pray for you. Ginger

]]> By: Paula M. Jackson http://www.ministrymatters.ca/archives/2010/winter-2010/undone-and-re-done-in-guatemala/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Paula M. Jackson Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:27:24 +0000 http://www.ministrymatters.ca/?p=754#comment-35 Gracias for this sharing. There are many Guatemaltecos in our parish in Cincinnati Ohio, USA --most come from the neighboring Department of San Marcos on the Mexican border, speaking Mam, but we also have a family who speak Kiche, from your Departamento. I learned on internet that La Iglesia Episcopal is sending its first mission to Departamento San Marcos now. Bendiciones to you and your compañeros. It is a joy to learn of your ministry; our people will pray for you and look eagerly for more informes. Gracias for this sharing. There are many Guatemaltecos in our parish in Cincinnati Ohio, USA –most come from the neighboring Department of San Marcos on the Mexican border, speaking Mam, but we also have a family who speak Kiche, from your Departamento. I learned on internet that La Iglesia Episcopal is sending its first mission to Departamento San Marcos now. Bendiciones to you and your compañeros. It is a joy to learn of your ministry; our people will pray for you and look eagerly for more informes.

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