Typical Chilean Food

Delaney and her friend Sarah made some homemade typical chilean food yesterday, cheese empanadas. And Stephanie made pebre, (a mixture of tomatoes, onions, salt, lemon juice and oil). We love these types of food and enjoy them often.

Good stuff!



Bailey assisting with the empanadas.

Pebre goes great with fresh bread as well as many other things.

Help Us Plant More Churches In Chile

From the time that our family arrived in Chile and even up to this point we have been attending and working out of Iglesia Bautista Fe. The church and the leaders in the church have grown tremendously. We have seen many that are growing in the grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. I want to present to you a great opportunity that will allow Chileans to be in full time ministry: From Bible College to training to planting new churches! If you could help on a monthly basis, periodically or even give a one time gift, that would be a great benefit.

I am including a link to Missionary Jason Holt's website where you can read more about this opportunity and how you can get involved. http://biblicalmissions.com/blog/

God bless,

Chris McBryar

I John 1:5

This is my first scheduled speaking time in Spanish. It was a five minute segment on I John 1:5. There was one wrong scripture reference during the explanation of the verse. I was referencing another verse and had said I John 1:15-16 but it is actually I Peter 1:15-16.

Piano

Delaney’s keyboard/ piano recently stopped working. It was a gift from her grandparents when she was 5 years old. She currently plays for a kids’ class on Thursday nights and is learning more and more on a continual basis. We look forward to having her play the piano when we start our first church. We have been looking here in Chile for one that we could use at home as well as take to church. It looks as if it will cost about $1500. Would you pray with us and consider what part the Lord may want you to do in helping with this specific need! It would be a blessing to us, Delaney, and the work here in Chile. If you feel lead to help with this need, you could send your gift to: MWBM c/o Chris McBryar PO Box 519, Braselton, GA 30517 (Mark as piano fund). We thank you in advance for your blessing!

Picking Up Children For Sunday Morning

Delaney and I have had the privilege of bringing some children to Sunday morning service. We wanted to give you an opportunity to meet some of them and see how the Lord is blessing.

God bless,

The McBryar's

The Lord Has Enough

In my reading this morning of Exodus and going through the building of the Tabernacle, we see an interesting fact in the first few verses of chapter 36. We all know that the work of the Lord is no small task; there is much to do in many areas of our lives. We see that every person is important and that every person has their place in reaching others. I want to point out a truth that the children of God can rely upon in their lives and look at verses 5-7 "And they spake unto Moses, saying, The people bring much more than enough for the service of the work, which the LORD commanded to make. And Moses gave commandment, and they caused it to be proclaimed throughout the camp, saying, Let neither man nor woman make any more work for the offering of the sanctuary. So the people were restrained from bringing. For the stuff they had was sufficient for all the work to make it, and too much." Wow! God always supplies every need for His children in every situation. Isn't it nice to know that not only will there be enough (sufficient) for the task, but more than likely there will be "too much"!! We serve a mighty God!!

Active Volcanoes in Chile

SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's Llaima volcano, one of South America's most active, belched ash 4 miles into the sky that was blown toward neighboring Argentina in an intensifying eruption that prompted more evacuations.
Llaima, which is in Chile's picturesque lake region about 435 miles south of the capital Santiago, began spitting lava in a fresh bout of activity on Friday night. It erupted fiercely on January 1, 2008, and has expelled rock and ash sporadically since then.
State National Emergency Office ONEMI said a towering cloud of ash was being blown toward Argentina, extending 62 miles southeast of the volcano.
"The volcano continues to permanently erupt with explosions, lava flows and ash," Helia Vargas, an official with the state National Emergency Office, told Reuters.
"More people were evacuated overnight because of the risk of mud avalanches as the lava melts snow on the volcano," she said. Lava was flowing down the volcano's sides in three directions for hundreds of meters (yards), Vargas said.
ONEMI said 71 people have been evacuated from the vicinity of volcano, which is surrounded by small towns and villages as well as the Conguillio national park.
Rains overnight and ash have swollen a river near the volcano and swept away a pedestrian bridge, but there were no immediate reports of other damage.
Chile's chain of about 2,000 volcanoes is the world's second-largest after Indonesia. Some 50 to 60 are on record as having erupted, and 500 are potentially active.