Originally published in Spanish on CECE’s website: http://www.somoslacece.com/reporte-anual-2018/
This has been a year full of many sentiments of gratitude to our Lord for the student movement. It encourages us to have seen the powerful hand of our
The only thing I can imagine being harder than writing this blog would be if I had ever actually written my suicide note.
A couple of weeks ago I shared about my personal struggles with depression. This week I
I see a dark cloud. In the center of this cloud, I see a person who looks like an ant in comparison to the size of this gray cloud. I see that the person is trapped with a chain around
This semester on campuses throughout Quito, our student leaders have decided to study the book of Ecclesiastes. Now, this is not usually on a person’s “Top 10 Favorite Books of the Bible” list. Upon a quick glance, it is not
I’m a little sad this morning after saying goodbye to some really cool people. On Saturday I decided to host a backpacker traveling through Quito. Right before he arrived, the traveler I was supposed to host on Monday (today) messaged me
You can download the 2016 CECE Annual Report here. If that doesn’t work, navigate to http://www.brettschaffner.com/cece/2016 CECE Annual Report.pdf
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