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Ecuadorian Abel Chafla takes us inside the mind and heart of distraught father. Jesus’ words to the father, “Everything is possible for one who believes,” inspired this reaction, “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief!” Mark 9:23,24. They also inspire each of us with our impossible life moments. Listen to his sermon here- https://fb.watch/6bV-y-mFqM/ #baxterpreachingclass #baxterecuador (at Baxter Institute) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQQBhBLpOGt/?utm_medium=tumblr
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So what are you missing while in quarantine? LLAMAS Third year student, Cristhian Yubillo shares, “You all see me calm, but I'm worried about how my llamas are doing. This is my memories of wonderful moments in Ecuador.” So not to be outdone, second year student, Abel Chafla, also from Ecuador responded, “Well, these are my llamas.” This humorous Facebook exchange between two Ecuadorian students emphasizes multi-national makeup of our fantastic student body. We presently have 9 nations represented at Baxter. Over our 56 year history we have had a student from every Spanish-speaking nation in the Americas except for Uruguay... and most exciting of all they have return to those countries to share the Good News about the Savior. #baxterecuador #baxterstudents https://www.instagram.com/p/CDSj5sEJsBN/?igshid=nq3x3lf8el4i
Meet first-year student Cristhian Yubillo from Ecuador. After tragedy struck his family and their congregation in Ecuador, Cristhian, who was 9 years old at the time, and his 2 brothers stepped up and became the leaders of their church. At the beginning, he was in charge of the children, but with time he fulfilled whatever needs arose. He is still a leader of the same congregation today and is at Baxter with the hope of becoming better equipped to help it grow both spiritually and numerically. He also hopes to evangelize in his community and surrounding communities in the future. Currently he is enjoying his time at Baxter and is already excited to share the knowledge he has gained in his first few months with the people back home. Cristhian’s greatest role model is his mother, and in his free time he loves to watch and play soccer. #baxterstudents2018 #baxterecuador (at Baxter Institute)
What a Joy to Return! A 2007 graduate, Janet Flores, remembers good times in Baxter, her friendships, the annual youth rally, and much more. She and her husband live in Ibarra, Ecuador, and minister in the church there. We presently have two students from their congregation. Her brother, José Armas, is also a Baxter graduate. #baxtergraduate2007 #baxterecuador (at Baxter Institute)
