by Dax Gurr | Dec 6, 2020 | Live in Venezuela
Brother Jimenez –Intrusion of Socialism in Venezuela From a young age, I always strived to be a hardworking man. From my father, I was learning about auto mechanics and I used that trade mainly for myself. For some years I dedicated myself to repair jukeboxes and that...
by Dax Gurr | Dec 6, 2020 | Live in Venezuela
Merry Christmas! In the month of December, Christians, Anglicans, Romanian Orthodox, and Protestants celebrate the festivities of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth on the five continents. The Nativity of the Lord Jesus Christ, called “Christmas Day”,...
by Dax Gurr | Nov 29, 2020 | Live in Venezuela
What does Christmas mean for Venezuelans? Christmas in Venezuela is synonymous with joy, hope, memories, love, laughter, tears, delicious food, bagpipes, and family. I think it is one of the most anticipated times by children and adults throughout our...
by Dax Gurr | Nov 29, 2020 | Live in Venezuela
What am I grateful for! Even though times are dark for our nation, and we have a constant struggle, I am grateful for many things that help me keep the flame of hope in my heart, and I want to share them with you. I also invite you to evaluate why things you...
by Dax Gurr | Nov 29, 2020 | Live in Venezuela
Happy New Year! The arrival of the new year is a good reason to bring out the most best customs and traditions of the Venezuelan people. We always seem to have the hope of a better future. These traditions help us to remember to not stop hoping the coming year is...
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