Reflections
Reflections from Quarantine in Ecuador
I think this quarantine may be starting to get to me…
I am having trouble verbalizing my feelings right now which is unusual for me. I can usually put words to it easily and it just seems to flow. I
Sitting on the Sidelines
By Kim
I have alluded to this a little in previous posts on Facebook, but this quarantine for us feels like sitting on the sidelines of the big game. I know that may seem silly, but if you know Joel
In the Middle of It
It seems a little selfish to share what is happening with us when there are so many around the world that have it worse than we do. We are safe and secure and have enough food. In all honesty, I
From Worry to Worship
I wish I could say that I came up with the title of the blog, but it was taken from a sermon I heard this morning. So, thank you Jeremy for the title and for the amazing sermon this morning.
God With Us
On Christmas Eve, one of those memories came up on Facebook, which, let’s be honest, kill me almost every time I see them. Whether it is friends or family or our kids when they were much younger, they always bring
Christmas Newsletter 2019
Read our Delp 2019 Christmas letter (click picture below)
A Revision Trip
During the early days of October, we helped host a team of pastors and church leaders from the Covenant’s East Coast Conference on a first-ever-for-Ecuador “Revision Trip.” A Revision Trip is a for pastors and lay leaders to visit on
A visit from Christa!
My best friend for over 22 years came to visit Ecuador for the 3rd time these last 2 weeks. It was wonderful for us to have her here and this time was a little different than the last in that
“Don’t Cry Over…Broken Teapots and Mugs?”
It was a tough week for ceramics in our house. It’s summertime so all kids are home all the time which makes the probability of things happening a little higher. The first accident happened in the kitchen with Ephraim. I
Breathe
There must be a theme going on today about prayer. Sometimes we don’t know HOW to pray or what to pray or where to even start. Sometimes for me personally I feel like “hey I’m a missionary, I should have
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