2026

  • Home Visit

    TOUSE adventures + Gordo Mono

    Will Neville and Isaac Nery
    This morning Touse woke up late and Brice had to eat breakfast as the second group was getting ready to leave for home visits. The other group sorted clothes in preparation for the flea market. Then we all went to the Equator Museum and saw both hemispheres.
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  • House Visit #1

    SOGGY DOGS

    Ava Lindberg and Olivia Sullivan
    Hiii guys, It's Ava and Olivia catching you up on our 4th day in Ecuador!!!!!! Today we split the group in half and went our separate ways to different encounters and we will switch and experience over the next couple of days. We had a busy day and got super dirty, but it was so worth it!
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  • Presentation

    YO SOY NO HABLO ESPANOL + 67

    Simone Lore and Audrey Hanna
    Day three started off with an early wakeup from Mr. Beyers, and Audreys inability to get out of bed. We headed downstairs and were greeted with a delectable homemade breakfast buffet consisting of the best fresh fruit anyone could imagine, homemade French toast with homemade syrup, and eggs. It was muy delicioso.
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  • Basilica del Voto Nacional

    CHURCHES AND GIGGLES

    By Luke Stienstra and Brice Newton
    Day two in Quito was quite the experience. We began the morning with a peaceful wakeup knock from Mr. B. After Isaac took Luke's turn in the shower order, we proceeded down to the dining hall for some delicious eggs and cereal.
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  • Adios Denver!

    HOLA ECUADOR!!!!!!!!!!!

    Cammie Kennedy and Sydney Oakleaf
    WE HAVE ARRIVED!! TOUCHDOWN ECUADOR!!! After 18 hours we finally made it to The Center for Working Families.
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  • Padre Juan and Madre Miguel

    PRE-DEPARTURE BLOG FOR IMMERSION TO QUITO

    Suzanne Toohill, Chaparone
    I am testing this so I feel confident to post tomorrow evening from Quito! :)
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2026

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