Curahuasi: Mission doctor hires a company to build the school’s track and field facility
During a concert last night in Cusco, our festival coordinator, Karina Pereyra, met Ecuadorian singer Samu Robles. The musician lives in Argentina. The discussions took a positive turn. “I had barely arrived in Peru when people started asking me about the next Diospi Suyana Festival,” said Samu. “Shortly after that, I promptly received a request from Karina. Of course, I’d love to come to Curahuasi with my band!”
Although this gifted singer has only been in the music business for a few years, his songs have already racked up several hundred thousand views. His style can best be described as “Urbano.” (Caption above: Samu Robles, Karina Pereyra, and Belen, Samu’s wife)
A few hours ago, Solcar, a company from Puno, inspected the expansion of our school. As things stand, the company will apply the polyurethane coating to the track and the two small playing fields. Following the presentation on the development of our mission, both sides came very close to reaching a satisfactory financial agreement.
The middle painting in the light well shows Jesus feeding a huge crowd with five loaves of bread and two fish. Dr. John told the guests from southern Peru, “That’s also the story of Diospi Suyana. We started with just a handful. But God has turned it into something great!”
