Update: April 2021 New Year, New Start The past year has brought many changes around the world. In spite of the difficult circumstances related to Covid-19, FMSA was able, by the grace of God, to provide 23,576 meals to hungry children in Costa Rica. Our Lord has provided for our needs through the generosity of our supporting donors. However,...
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Since August of last year, FMSA has been partnering with another church, Fuente de Vida Eterna, to provide approximately 3000 meals per month for local children. The church had no space adequate to prepare this number of meals nor to accommodate the number of children. This necessitated the addition of a second floor to the church, which would include a dining...
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As we celebrate the Christmas Season and come to the end of another year, FMSA would like to take a moment to thank those who make it possible for us to do what we do. First of all, thanks to the Lord, without whom none of us could do anything. He has been guiding our steps, enabling us to serve others and, through our generous donors, has provided the...
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As you may recall, last year my travel buddy, Billie Hall and I (Mitch) made a trip to Việt Nam. I wanted to retrace my steps and go back to the places where I served and fought during the war nearly a half-century ago. Although that trip was a wonderful healing experience for me, there were still places that I didn’t get to. So, Billie and I...
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Forty-eight years after his military service in the Vietnam conflict, FMSA president, Mitch Zychowski, returned there in November. With his long-time good friend, Billie Hall, he retraced his steps, traveling all through the country. Their travels eventually took them to an orphanage established and supported by the Cristina Noble Children’s Foundation, a...
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On his most recent trip to Costa Rica, FMSA President, Mitch Zychowski, took his daughter and two first-time volunteers. The group visited both of our partnering churches, Iglesia Mision Apostolica La Fe In Cristo and Comunidad Cristiana Luz y Esperanza. The group jumped right in, helping with whatever needed to be done—cooking, cleaning, and spending time with...
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