Barbara and Dwight Bolick

A Time For Everything 

Twenty-eight years ago, upon graduating from seminary, Dwight felt unready to take on the responsibilities of a pastor. Instead he chose to go into secular work and began his search for the work God would have him do. Now after ten years as a missionary, our Chi » read more

Her Greatest Fear

A reporter asked a woman now living in an emergency house after the Chile earthquake about her greatest fear.   She replied, “Being forgotten.  We are afraid that we will languish here in our shelters and the rest of the world will go on as if we don’t » read more

 Dwight  is going to Cerro Verde, on the coast, with a four-person team from Temuco and the Mapuche churches, to build two mediaguas. We will be adding improvements that the standard mediagua does not have: insulated panels, water and electric installations, and a bathroom and windows. T » read more

In Chile, we're mobilizing emergency food kits (staple food items for 2 weeks for families) for delivery to Cerro Verde and areas affected by the tsunami. We're modeling them on the CWS food kits, buying in bulk locally to economize. Going to Cerro Verde on Thursday to take first lot of food kits » read more

It’s Not About Us

     Our original idea was to return to Chile on Feb. 26, which would have put us here for the earthquake on our first day.  A series of circumstances made that date impossible, so our next option was March 2, but that flight was canceled.&nbs » read more