Mary in Managua

Welcome to 'Mary in Managua', a blog from the mission field!

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Equipping the Local Church

Evangelism training is a key part of our ministry in Nicaragua

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Serving together

U.S. and Nicaraguan churches partnering in ministry.

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The Land of Lakes and Volcanos

Concepcion Volcano on Ometepe Island

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Strong Sending Churches

Seacoast, Grace, and other churches have sent dozens of teams to Nicaragua

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'Escuela de Esperanza'

CFCI-Nicaragua's scholarship program for Nicaraguan kids

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Missions, Medicine, and My Life

It's me, Mary in Managua!

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Meet the Missionaries

The Christ for the City International - Nicaragua team

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Partners in ministry

Mary's not alone - there's a TEAM behind the scenes!

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Medical Missions

Serving the people of Nicaragua with medicine, care, and God's love

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Do you want to be a part of this?

The pharmacy is made up of medical and non-medical workers.

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Thank you for praying!

Your partnership in this way is invaluable.

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Sea to Sea, Nicaragua

Over 400 miles in 9 days, from December 28, 2008 - January 6th, 2009.

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Nicaragua is currently governed by the Sandinistas.

The pink Sandinista sign says: "Nicaragua wins with you."

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I made it from “Sea to Sea”!

Sea-to-Sea

Tulsa-Left eye surgery completed

Jan 28th, 2010 by Mary | 0

The surgery went well today. Dr. Romano (in black jacket in the group picture below) was able to take out Yakelin’s old lens and put a new one in the anterior chamber of her eye. He also did a procedure to help her from developing elevated pressure in her eye. The day couldn’t have gone smoother!

In pre-op

Dr. Kolker was able to scrub in and watch the surgery. I was able to be with Yakelin in the pre-op and recovery rooms and helped with bilingual communication. Yakelin was very brave before the surgery. She is prone to getting nervous, so I feel her calmness was an answer to prayer and evidence of God’s intervention. The staff at the eye surgery center seemed especially interested in Yakelin’s case and folks from the Kirk Church had opportunities to share a bit of Yakelin’s story with them and to give testimony of how God had opened many doors for her to make it this far.

Amy, Nurse Brenda, Me, Yakelin, George, and Dr. Romano after surgery

Yakelin spent the majority of the day sleeping. Earlier today, Dr. Kolker and I went to the gym and his wife, Nancy, stayed with Yakelin. It was great to get a cardio workout in, especially since there is freezing rain and sleet and more to come all around Tulsa. Tomorrow the weathermen suspect we will get 6 inches of snow! Even though it may mean we get “snowed” in, I sure hope it snows…I would love to see Yakelin’s face the first time she sees it!

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