SeanoPhoto1.htm If we don't reach out to the children, then we'll be missing a big part of sharing the gospel to all the world. The kids of Costa Rica are vital to reaching out to and they are entertaining and funny.

This is an aerial shot of Witches Rock, Costa Rica Traveling down the roads in Costa Rica, you never know what you might see or what someone is using for there transportation. Oxes work just fine for the Tico farmers. After a drama outreach at a Costa Rican elementary school, the kids wanted to meet the mission team and ask many great questions. The mission team from Cali was awesome! They did the same great presentation at a high school near by as well. And every time it touch many hearts............................>>>>>>>>>>> Every evening with the mission teams, there was beautiful worship music and a great devotions/ Bible study. The guest at the hotel would open up and ask us questions about our faith. And we loved to share with all of them. And a few nights in a row we had people that we invited from street witnessing or where ever come to the evening worship...... Thank you God.>>>>>>>>>>>>....................................................................<<<< Quiet time in the ocean with Jesus. Taking sometimes off to surf with old friends and make some new one's as well. Playa Avallanas has some nearby nice lefts to enjoy early in the morning. There are some rights that are even better; but it does take a little walk to get to...... and we weren't comfortable leaving our cameras on the beach. Next time. Having beach outreaches has always been great ministry to beach goers & surfers. We have surf contest and others activities going on the shore. We talk and witness with the one's who want to know more about Christ and what we are up to..... Bibles are pass out at the outreaches and Christian music is played on large speakers set up on the beach. Sometimes we even have live Christian artist play; like in Tamarindo this past July 07.<<<<<>>>>>>>>>

The pics above and below show the real Costa Rica, it's not all postcard perfect. The top left left is a road that gets flooded most of the year. Maybe in dry season it will be easily passable. Top right is a neighborhood road with shack houses. All houses, no matter how poor; need bars on the windows & doors.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (top right) In case it wasn't too obvious, the yard is fenced with sharp prongs on top. And if one makes it past that..... beware of attack reptile & the windows have bars on them. (top left) This not a rural road that the bull are running on...... it actually a main road between cities. The roads are described as being full of potholes with a little asphalt in-between. ................................................................................