My name is Curt Parton. I live with my beautiful, wonderful wife Kelley in Rincón, Puerto Rico. Since 2001, I’ve served as an elder and teaching pastor of Church without Walls, an evangelical, nondenominational church here in Rincón (that literally has no walls).
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Dear Brother Curt,
Indeed a joy to find your blog here. I’m a missionary with The Moody Church in Chicago serving in Brazil working with pastors here offering a graduate level course on church leadership. Really enjoy your blog and found some helpful information in your reviews. Thank you, continued blessings in Christ Jesus, and may the Lord guide and grant you wisdom in Puerto Rico as you serve.
Thanks for the encouragement, brother! I pray that God richly blesses your work in Brazil and in Chicago.