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Nicaragua: A Pleasure to Serve

So, when all was said and done, why did we go to Nicaragua in July 2011? We went out of service to our God and the same Jesus who talked about bringing sight to the blind and restoring the people. We brought 500 Bibles to a community with few books. And we gave away over 1300 pair of reading and…
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Nicaragua History, the Lost Canal, and Glorious Sunsets

What do you know about Nicaragua history? I was a young adult in the 1980’s and while busy with other things, knew something was going on in Nicaragua concerning guerillas in the jungle and agitation in government. I knew Iran-Contra had something to do with funding but was never really sure which side was which. I knew the name Daniel…
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Nicaragua: La comida (food) es muy bien!

So, how was the food in Nicaragua? What would you feed your family and guests if the closest grocery store was two hours up the river? Keeping food cold is always a challenge and insects are waiting the next opportunity to invade–even leaf-eating ants might make a foray into the cleanest kitchen. If ovens are hard to come by, how…
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Nicaragua Animals: Enter the Animals

Everyone wants to know if we saw unusual Nicaragua animals or birds. Upon arrival at Sabalos Lodge on the Rio San Juan, the two teenage boys on our team began hunting caiman–small alligators that live in the area. They had a catching device that snatched the small creatures on the neck and they managed to pull one out of the…
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Nicaragua: Lluvia (Rain) Falling

Don’t you love the sound of rain? How would you like to wake up every morning to this: We traveled to Nicaragua during the rainy season in the tropics, so lluvia, rain, falling from the sky was no surprise. We were nearly drenched when we boarded our 12-seater plane in Managua to make the jump over Lake Nicaragua to San…
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Nicaragua: A Birthday in the Tropics

Birthday number 18 for my daughter was celebrated in Nicaragua. That year she worked at an eyeglass clinic in the Nicaraguan jungle. The Sabalos Lodge owner presented her with a cake at Sabalos Lodge after dinner. She celebrated her nineteenth birthday in the same place. What are the odds one of my children would spend 10.52632% of her birthdays in…
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