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Today was a day to clean up several administrative tasks and to prepare for the VBS and personal/dental hygiene sessions in three villages.  Two team members visited the IHDER office to assess progress on two remaining reports being prepared, then … Read More

Karen opened our day with a brief excerpt from Lucado’s book God Came Near, in which Lucado shared the story of an encounter with a blind man.  He challenged us to really “see” those around us as Jesus might see … Read More

We’re a small team, but we serve a big God.  After a typical muy temprano start, a 40-minute departure delay from Atlanta, and a Holy Week Saturday traffic jam leaving San Pedro Sula, we eventually arrived in Quimistán to renew … Read More

We are busy packing before breakfast.  We load the bus at 9:00 for the hour plus ride to San Pedro Sula Airport and home.  This was a memorable faithful trip and we are thankful that we were able to serve … Read More

Starting off as usual at 8:30 we opened the dental clinic for the last day, ensuring that 48 AP children were treated along with several siblings and 5 additional children from Texoxintales.   We finished treating our last patient at 2:30 … Read More

Day 8 and we only worked 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 p.m. Would you believe if I said we are a tired bunch of missionaries?  Today we treated 36 patients. Many had multiple extractions – an 11 year old had 4 … Read More

 Yes, we are tired, working from 8 to 8 with a short hour for lunch treating 20 children with two dentists and two dental technicians.  The balance of the team members kept the kids in order, updated and maintained the … Read More

                While the advance team transported additional supplies to the hospital in preparation of tomorrow’s dental clinic, the remainder of the team arrived safely from Aiken – even a bit early.  After a 2:30 p.m. prayer and quick lunch the … Read More

                  This morning we went to observe Sandra’s Sunday school lesson at Tejeras.  As you notice, she uses hand drawn visual aids tacked to a tree. The wind made it difficult for the children to see the aide clearly.    The … Read More