The Gringo Who Listens to God
Chet Bailey, RicardoFrom years caring for my wife, who refused to be bound by her illness, to a new mission bridging the digital divide in remote communities in Brazil. I write about travel, economic development, and living by faith through the hardships of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 54 | Subscribers | Read | chetbailey.substack.com |
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Walking by Faith Through Hardship
Things have not gone quite as planned recently. We couldn’t afford rent so we had to leave the apartment. I am staying with Renato and Ingrid for a while. We are going to make the best of this situation by working on our project to build a ...
The entrepreneurial spirit of the sprouting coconut
My logo is a sprouting coconut. It was taken from this picture. Which was taken at a farm in Brazil. I was there with a group from the church in Manaus for the New Years weekend a few years ago.
An update for the new year
Through my years of caregiving, I developed skills which have enabled my missional lifestyle. Over the past few years I have been mentoring and supporting a few others. This year, I want to take that training to a new level, so I am launchi...
I may have skipped Christmas this year
I feel like I may have skipped Christmas this year. The season has been very different than years past. I’ve spent the entire Christmas season in Brazil where Christmas isn’t nearly as commercialized. But I have been in Brazil for Christmas...
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I left the a high-tech career to work for the poor and marginalized. I write to encourage others to live missionally.
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