Mike and Trisha Goddard Mobilizing local churches in Paraguay 
Read an update on the Goddard’s time in the USA as well as find out their schedule for the next 2 months.
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Goddard Grapevine – September 2010
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Wednesday, October 6th, 2010Goddard Grapevine – August 2010
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
In this Goddard Grapevine, you will read about:
- Culture Shock
- A Week in Florida
- 3 Weeks in Missouri
- Making a Home in West Virginia for 2 1/2 months
- Thank You
Celebrating 6 years of Ministry in Paraguay
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Friday, June 25th, 2010
The Task you have commissioned us to do is overwhelming, but God has clearly designed the Church by His intelligence and has given us everything we need for both life and godliness. Thank you for standing faithfully with us in support so as to carry out Christ’s purposes in the Southern Cone.
Goddard Grapevine – May 2010
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Sunday, May 30th, 2010
Goddard Grapevine – April 2010
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Friday, April 30th, 2010
Read about our ministry, our kids, and what “tranferral of roles” means in our latest Goddard Grapevine.
Goddard Grapevine – March 2010
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Saturday, March 27th, 2010
:: OUR TRIP TO BRAZIL ::
Destination: Peniel Bible Institute in Brazil
Purpose: Visit 2 Paraguayans in missionary training and to challenge Brazilian students to work in Paraguay.
Miles Traveled: 900
Hours in Car: 40+
Goddard Grapevine – February 2010
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010
The Hill and tribal church planting
Posted by Mike and Trisha Goddard on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
The Hill
In northern Paraguay, only kilometers from the Brazilian boarder lies a hill called the Black Hill by the Guarani people whom have inhabited the land for centuries. These Guarani, also known as the Pai Tavytera, claimed that the hill was inhabited by small monkeys with arrows, casting fear into the hearts of humans.
“When I first moved into this area, it was nearly an impenetrable jungle with only a few surrounding open fields” claimed Bob Goddard Jr., son of Robert Goddard Sr. a missionary pioneer with New Tribes Mission in Paraguay since the mid 50’s. Bob, also a missionary with NTM, had been living in a Pai Tavytera village thought to be the center of the earth; where he began to study the language and culture of the Pai people. (more…)
