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June-July 2011

Posted by Mark and Janet Case on Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

Down here in South America, June to August is our wintertime.  The temperatures vary from down to freezing with frost up to 100 degrees. You never know from day to day what the weather might bring!

Ben heading to the USBen went to the US for 8 weeks during this time to work, get his US driver’s license, and spend time with relatives in SC and FL.  Ben is starting his senior year, and we are thankful for this opportunity for him to start adjusting to life in the US.

Josh missed his big brother, but he enjoyed some time with some of his friends during our school break.

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Rain!

Posted by Mark and Janet Case on Tuesday, April 5th, 2011

Enjoying the mud after the rain!

We praise the Lord that we have received an abundance of rain this rainy season.  The past two years, we have had severe drought conditions.  Tribal people’s gardens have been scorched causing a lack of food. Many of our friends and neighbors are ranchers and farmers and have lost crops and cattle due to the drought. Everyone is so thankful that this year we have received a normal amount of rain.

We don’t have wells or a town water supply.  We have to collect rainwater in underground cisterns to last us throughout the dry season which usually runs from May to October.   We are thrilled that our cisterns are basically full!  Josh and his friends have also enjoyed playing in the rain and mud!

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Paraguay through the eyes of Joshua

Posted by Mark and Janet Case on Friday, January 28th, 2011

Joshua playing in a mud sink holeHi there!  I’m Joshua Case.  I am 12 years old, and I’m in grade 7.  I have three nationalities.  I am Panamanian (I was born in Panama, Central America), Canadian (from my mom), and American (from my dad).  However, I live in Paraguay, South America.

I go to an MK School (Missionary Kids). My favorite class is science.  This year in school we worked on an insect project.  I had to collect and classify insects.  So far, I have over 90 different species of insects.

We have neat Education Camps when all of our Paraguay MK’s get together for a week of learning interesting things and doing fun activities.

Joshua down in our water cistern

We have two dogs and one cat.  I love animals.  I like to play games with my family and friends.  I like to play Risk.  I enjoy Legos.  I like to play a Star Wars computer game as well.

It is dry and dusty where we live.  We collect rain water in underground cisterns.  We need rain!

Bye.   Joshua Case

Playing Risk

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Merry Christmas from Paraguay!

Posted by Mark and Janet Case on Monday, December 20th, 2010

Cases Christmas 2010

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So, what is it like in Paraguay?

Posted by Mark and Janet Case on Friday, October 16th, 2009

Many people have asked us what it is like here in Paraguay.  So, we have put together this short video slideshow which describes our life and ministry here in Paraguay.

Cases in Paraguay October 2009 from Mark Case on Vimeo.

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