From the moment we arrived at the airport, the excitement was palpable. After many days of anticipation, we were finally in Quito, Ecuador, ready for the Bible School gathering. The journey had taken six hours, with a stopover in Colombia, but the joy of what awaited us made it all worthwhile. We had begun preparing a week earlier by reviewing the topics to be discussed, and when we landed, our brothers were there at the airport to welcome us warmly. continue reading

Excited and full of expectation is how I would describe the group that left Georgetown on Saturday morning, August 9, 2025, of about 47 persons. The group consisted of seven children ages 6 months to 10 years old. There were another 11 persons ages 65 to 81. Apart from the 6-month-old baby, every single individual participated to make the camp and campaign a success. We were headed to Anna Regina, the main town on the Essequibo coast, a distance of 78 km (48 miles) by road and 2 hours on the ferry across the grand Essequibo River from the capital city of Georgetown, our departure location.  This was our first attempt at combining a youth conference and preaching campaign in Guyana, organized by the Guyana Christadelphians and the Caribbean youth camp committee. continue reading

In a heartfelt display of support and fellowship, a recent CBMA/C-sponsored pastoral visit brought encouragement and unity to several Christadelphian families residing in Windsor, Ontario. These families, many of whom are recent immigrants, face challenges crossing the U.S.-Canada border due to documentation issues, limiting their access to nearby ecclesial gatherings in Detroit, Michigan. In response, a monthly local meeting has been established in Windsor to ensure these brethren and contacts can regularly share fellowship and spiritual nourishment. continue reading