Hey friends, I'm back from Honduras! So how did it go? What did I do? Well, let me start with my team, then I'll tell you how we invested our two weeks together.
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| The team (except Linda and Sharon) + Jonathan |
The churches of Weiser, Idaho have sent teams to Honduras bi-annually for the last ten years. Some of our team had been on previous trips, but it was the first time for many of us. Twelve are from Idaho, two from Minnesota, one from South Dakota, and one all the way from Connecticut (plus two Honduran translators). Despite our varying ages and geographical origins, we quickly became a family.
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| Dirt road near Mogotes, Honduras |
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For three days, the team provided medical and dental aid to villages in the department of Yoro, doing gospel-centered songs, skits, and crafts with the children. I spent most of that time helping the dentist, Louisa.
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| Kids' ministry in Morazan |
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| Medical consultation in Marales |
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| Louisa and me in Marales |
Back in Tegucigalpa, we got involved in many activities at our home-base, Koinonia Baptist Church and Primary School.
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| Sitting in on classes |
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| Recess |
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| Youth group friends: Fernanda, Nicole, and Rebekah |
Between painting the church and being invited into people's homes for lunch, we also had the chance to get involved with some local ministries.
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| Casita Kennedy Orphanage |
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| Youth fundraiser at Burger King |
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| Herb sharing his testimony at the dump |
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| Face-painting at AFE school |
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| Experiencing Honduran hospitality |
It's hard to summarize all that the Lord did in those two weeks. Even within our team, growth was visible. I wish there were words to describe these wonderful people whom I've come to love so dearly.
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| Nani visiting me in Dental |
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| Aimee, Jonathan, and Suzeth |
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Holding a cherub in Morazan
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| Kyle with some kids in Marales |
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| Erienne and me in 'Pharmacy' |
Thanks for reading and for walking beside me on this journey. If you have any questions, shoot me a message sometime. I'd love to hear from you!
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Click here to see more pictures! (I didn't actually bring my camera, so many thanks to my teammates for providing the photos.)