Our staff

Allen and Rocio Williams

Al and Rocio have served in Guayaquil, Ecuador since 1992 and have devoted most of this time constructing the Perhaps Today Camp.

Our name

During our eleven month stay in San Jose, Costa Rica, in 1991, where Al was attending language school, we went to a craft fair. We stopped at a booth which displayed wooden signs. One of them had "Perhaps Today" written on it. The clerk explained its meaning to us, saying that it referred to the Lord's second coming. It's for certain that Jesus is coming back, we just don't know when for sure. It could be perhaps today.

We appreciated the meaning of the small plaque and bought it. Six years later, in 1997, when we needed a name for the camp, we knew it had to be Perhaps Today.

About us

The Perhaps Today Camp was founded in January 1998. It is located on the edge of the Ecuadorian jungle, 50 miles southeast of Guayaquil, which is Ecuador's largest city of almost three million people.

Currently we have beds for 70 campers and we will be adding 48 more within the next few months. The location is very favorable for many outdoor activities. Truly, a great place to meet and to communicate with God.

We have hosted 21 work groups since 1999. These have varied in number from 2 to 29 persons. The main purpose for these groups is construction. Now that we have many facilities available for usage, we can offer working camps during these construction projects.

Please feel free to contact us concerning your own work project, sponsoring a camp, or any other way that we might be of service to you.