Former Missionary Pablo Pitcher Publishes Book
Pablo Pitcher, former Global Ministries missionary in Guatemala has published his first book, When Necessary Use Words…: Reflections from a Guatemalan Bus
Pablo Pitcher, former Global Ministries missionary in Guatemala has published his first book, When Necessary Use Words…: Reflections from a Guatemalan Bus PublishAmerica is proud to present When Necessary Use Words…: Reflections from a Guatemalan Bus by Pablo Daniel Pitcher. When Necessary Use Words…is an adventure, a journey of faith, of experience and of life in the hills of Guatemala. It is a story about walking together with people of different cultures, faiths, backgrounds and lives. It follows a young American man’s life living among the indigenous Mayans for two-plus years in the small Central American country and seeks to describe the struggle, perseverance, faith and hope rooted in the hearts of an incredible people. The stories seek to show how life is about living in the moment, learning from experiences and only when absolutely necessary using words to tell your story and inspire people.
Pablo Daniel Pitcher was born and raised in Chicago. After attending Oberlin College, he spent years traveling in the United States before heading to Guatemala and working for Acción Cultural Guatemalteca. He currently is pursuing his master’s at the School for International Training in Brattleboro, Vermont.
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The book is available from:
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