I have had some problems with posting updates on my blog. Once again I will try and see if I can get new posts up. I know it has been a year since my last successful update. So much has happened and our Lord God has truly blessed us in so many ways. Thanks so much to those of you who continue to pray for us.
Margaret
Cory David
Cory doing cement work!!
Family Picture
My niece's wedding
My sisters and three are my nieces
Cory lunch time!
Cory and his kite from Grandma Phyllis
Denisha sleeping
Ellie caring for Denisha
Life in Belize
We were excited that Aunt Hilda could come visit us for a week in February. She did get to see a toucan in the wild and also saw Holler monkeys up in the tree. To bad they were just laying there not moving around. The toucan was seen only about five miles from where we live.
Because Phyllis volunteered her time to come for six weeks to help out with Denisha, Cory and I were able to take time away and show Aunt Hilda some sights in this country. We traveled north to Blue Creek where she had two cousins that we went to visit as well as some friends in Shipyard.
One day we went to Mountain Pine Ridge for a swim in the river to cool off.
Because Phyllis volunteered her time to come for six weeks to help out with Denisha, Cory and I were able to take time away and show Aunt Hilda some sights in this country. We traveled north to Blue Creek where she had two cousins that we went to visit as well as some friends in Shipyard.
One day we went to Mountain Pine Ridge for a swim in the river to cool off.
February 2009
Toucan in the wild
Flowers in Belize
Cory holding Denisha
Grandma Phyllis with Denisha March 2009
The First wedding at Hillside Christian Fellowship
About Us
- Why We Are Here...
- After serving the Lord for seven years in Mexico, Brian and Margaret Mooney moved on in response to God's call to minister in Belize. A little Caribbean enclave, formally known as British Honduras, Belize borders Mexico to the north, Guatemala to the west, and Honduras to the south. Belizeans are largely professing Christians, but nominalism and syncretism are common: the Spanish-speaking immigrants with their superstitions and superficiality; the Mayans with their underlying paganism; the Garifuna with their black magic; and many old colony Mennonites relying on their cultural and religious heritage as a means of salvation — each needs a culturally relevant and sensitive presentation of the gospel. On November 10, 2007, Brian Mooney passed away into the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. His beloved wife Margaret, and son Cory, continue to minister in Belize as missionaries.
Contact & Support Information
Field Address: PO Box 29, San Ignacio, Cayo,
Belize, Central America.
Cell: 011 501 671-9898.
Email: graceandmercy1985@gmail.com
USA Contact information:
1040 Adiar Court,
Chico, CA 95926
Ph. (530) 894-2722
Ph. (530) 894-2722
Declare His glory among the nations, His wonders among all peoples. 1 Chr. 16:24