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Day 4 activities were curtailed as Alan had a bout of severe intestinal disorder during the night culminating with an early morning trip to the emergency room.  One of the local doctors lives in the compound where we stay and … Read More

After another super breakfast the team (Mandy, Tommy, and Alan) were joined by Dr. Tino, his Nurse Eny along with Maynor, Ana (an AP teachers) and Mareni (a 10th grade AP student. We then set off for the 90 minute … Read More

After devotions and a pancake breakfast the team (Mandy, Tommy, and Alan) with the great assistance of one of our AP Teachers (Ana) and outstanding AP student (Marleni, a 10th grader), our translator Stanley along with our Honduran Administrator Maynor … Read More

The advance three person party of the Dental Team arrived and got to Celia Delfina Village in Quimistan an hour earlier than expected.  After getting our bags into our quarters we set out to assist in feeding 53 hungry children … Read More

Te advance group of The Dental Team, AKA Mission Team 3, is ready to go, bags almost packed and tickets in hand.  We depart Augusta Regional Airport Wednesday morning for the flight to Atlanta with connections to San Pedro Sula. … Read More

We spent the morning cleaning up and inventorying supplies.  Today was the hottest day yet in Quimistan but the weather has been a blessing in that we did not get any of the heavy seasonal rains. We totally emptied our … Read More

Jicaro – pronouced “Hic-a-ro” – another short but difficult drive to this village outside Quimistan. While not one of our ‘holistic’ villages, the Foundation has invested in latrines and electricity for the one room school. Welcome sign to Jicaro with the … Read More

One half of the team headed back to the US this morning.  Unfortunately, we have heard their flight was delayed, so they had to spend extra time at the airport. The remaining team members – John, Dan, Roxanne and Sam … Read More

This was the longest road trip of the week up the mountain to Teo and El Venado.   Here we are in the village of Teo (Texoxingales). In an effort to strengthen the Christian education in the outlying community, HAF has … Read More

Today we drove about a half hour out of Quimistan up a very rough road to the village of El Pinal.  HAF has worked in this village before and funded the construction of one of the school classrooms.                                                          Entering the … Read More