Jeyachandran Family
The latest addition to our family
Presenting an adorable new addition to our family. Her name is “Dusky" and she was given to us by a friend. Christine is happy to finally to have a member of the family that takes after her blue eyes :).Our kids enjoying their new little friend
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Reaching the unreached, deep in the Amazon jungle
Javier is a graduate of Computer Science in Arequipa. He volunteers his time to encourage and help students to serve Jesus on campus. Several times a year he travels to other cities in the south of Peru to do the same.Javier and I catching up at a Cafe after a long time.Javier is now somewhere I…
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Sleeping on the street in Lima
Sometimes you need to go to extraordinary lengths to get something you want. I know friends who have camped overnight to get tickets to their favourite band, but I never expected to have to sleep on the street to get my residency visa.When moving to Peru we need to do lots of paperwork to get our…
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Less than 2 months to go...
We are here in Australia for 6 months and we have less than two months to go. We have been encouraged to meet many new people and visit many different churches. It is amazing and humbling to meet prayer warriors we have never met before who are praying for us daily.Christine with MegWe have reached…
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Camping in middle of Sydney
While we’re on home assignment it’s great to take the opportunity to do things we wouldn’t normally get to do in Peru. Last Saturday night Samuel and I went camping in the middle of Sydney - in Cockatoo Island in the Sydney Harbour. It was a good opportunity for some father-son bonding time.I asked…
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You may also be interested in...Here's our video from 2012 which shares more about our kids.About Christine's health
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680 students from Sydney Uni
It was fantastic to be part of ANCON2016 - the Sydney Uni Evangelical Union’s Annual Conference. I had the opportunity to spend time with students from Economics, Business, Law and Vet. I shared with these students what God is doing in our University in Peru and encouraged these students to…
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Catching up with Caitlyn
Last year Caitlyn from the Blue Mountains came to Peru for two months to help with our English classes. She stayed with us and became a part of the family so it was a happy reunion to finally see her again. God bless Caitlyn. See more about Caitlyn's first visit to Peru with the Wycliffe…
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Visiting churches down under
We are really enjoying visiting churches down under. We have found people so welcoming and excited to hear about our ministry. Some churches are more down under than others. We recently visited the Corowa Baptist Church all the way down on the border of Victoria and NSW, near Albury.…
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Back in Australia
Great to be back in Australia! We’re looking forward to catching up with family and friends. Our family after the long flight The twins in front of the Qantas jet that brought us home on a beautiful and sunny winter’s day
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About Us
Hi, I'm David! Meet my lovely wife Christine, our twins Annabelle, Amelia and little Samuel. We are so grateful for the privilege we have to serve God in Peru. Hope you will share in our journey.
What are we doing?
David works on SIM Latin America's websites which have seen a huge growth in last few years. These empower Latin Americans to get involved in missions. Most recently he worked on a project to get food to thousands of refugees - he was responsible for an application that managed the logistics of getting food to people.
Christine is an Ambassador for the World Parkinson Congress, helps to connect Parkisons associations in Latin America and advocates for Parkinsons awareness.
Where are we?:
Working on Student Ministry with SIM in Latin America, South America, Amazonas, PeruMonthly archive
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