Robbie & Jen Edalgo Newsletter (Winter 2026)

Dear Friends and Family,

Three CONTINENTS TO BE ON MISSION FOR JESUS  - SUMMER 2026! 

Robbie, Jen, Harvest, Shepherd, and Everest will lead ~15 teenagers to Honduras!

Fisher will work at picking mangos in Merritt Island, FL.

Aspen is interviewing to work out west at a dude ranch in Colorado.

Rivers will serve on a Teen Missions team to Sweden.

THE HOMEFRONT

We finally found a church that we all just love and where we’re growing!  It’s called The Grove in Titusville, FL.  We’d like to help them plant a nearby, new Grove church in Cocoa, FL in 2026!

Answer to prayers! Fisher signed and is committed to Tabor College to play football for them on a scholarship!  He’s thinking about majoring in Marketing in the Business School.  He’s going to run track this spring for MICS.  His buddies have been having a consistent Bible Study every Thursday morning before class starts.

Aspen is working hard in her Classical Conversations Challenge 3 class and guitar too.  She finished up a varsity soccer season and has already begun track and field.  She would appreciate prayers for direction for her senior year next year - what that looks like.  

Rivers has been taking weekly surf lessons on the homeschooling scholarship and is now adding varsity track.  Her homeschooling class that I teach is such a cool opportunity for her to grow with other 9th graders; the Lord is in every subject we cover.  We just finished studying Jude in detail- GOOD STUFF!  She needs prayer for her mission trip this summer.

Harvest is living her best life on our dead-end street full of other missionary kids.  She’s motivated to finish her school work every day so that she can get out to play with her besties.  She is getting fast at

typing, she’s learning guitar, and we read together every morning.  I also am asking for prayer for what her schooling looks like for next year- possibly Challenge A with Classical Conversations for 7th grade.

Shepherd has been loosely learning kindergarten concepts with me this school year. I’m going to enroll him at MICS for kindergarten next year where I think he’ll benefit from more structure and other kiddos.  He’s loving gymnastics and fishing in his free time.  

Everest frequently talks about “her team” that went to Bolivia last year!  She’s ready for Honduras!  

ROBBIE’S MINISTRIES

Robbie frequently gets to counsel staff and folks that come to him; he’s really thankful to be used that way.  He began a discipleship group with four men from different churches and they meet weekly on our patio.  Robbie also began a weekday workout routine waking at 5 a.m.!  On Tuesdays and Thursdays he joins an F3 men’s workout group on our Teen Missions street.  Yeow!  More stretching is needed I think!  Ha!  

Robbie is very proud of an anonymous survey he’s completed for all Teen Missions staff to take to assess the strengths and weaknesses within our organization.  He’s asked a panel of staff to help sort through the data, looking for common themes and areas for growth.  Results will be shared with the staff in the near future.  

RUN WITH US!

I am overwhelmed when I think of how you all pray for His power to flow through us here, to be used in mighty ways and how God provides for us to be here.  So thankful for all of your support!  We are now 90% funded to be serving here at Teen Missions—He’s doing it, Hallelujah!

Please pray for us as we prepare to lead the Honduras team, for all of our three younger ones to be funded to come with us, and for the Lord to put the teens on our team that He sees fit.  We have five teens and five leaders on our Honduras team so far.  Pray for the other 10 to be called!  Here I am Lord, send me!  Who are they?  Where are they at?  

Running for Christ,

Robbie, Jen, Fisher (18), Aspen (16), Rivers (14), Harvest (11), Shepherd (5), Everest (2)