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     Excitement was electric just before dinner today. In drove a pickup loaded with folks from Texoxingales (“Teo”). They were on the way back home from Santa Barbara and wanted to stop here to tell us the news of their … Read More

Today’s events can only be called a series of adventures.      Other words come to mind as well, but adventure describes the day best. The schedule sent us to a mountain village called Nueva Esperanza. The name, which means “new … Read More

Greetings from Quimistan! We had a wonderful day in Teo, a remote,mountainous village ninety minutes from Q’town via mostly rocky, dirt roads. The scenery was breathtaking with the mountains and lush green trees. The welcome we received was so wonderful. … Read More

We went to La Montanita today. On the way, I was struck by two things. The natural beauty of the country which stood in sharpe contrast to a level of poverty not seen in the USA. There is poverty; but, … Read More

Our team, minus Ann E. who has the flu, arrived safely in Quimistan this PM. Some of our first-time team members are having some serious culture shock over the general conditions in Honduras and the poverty. Tomorrow, part of the … Read More

Watch this space for news from the next HAF Mission Team scheduled to arrive in Quimistan on February 5. We will be ten who are led by God’s gentle nudging to share the love of Jesus once more with the … Read More

October 21 and 22, 2012 Our final report had to be delayed because the internet was down on Sunday. After a very nice breakfast we went to Tejeras, the small neighborhood built along the highway right of way of the … Read More

October 20, 2012 We began the day visiting with the teachers of the Agape Promises program. These four ladies, including two who are in high school, are dedicated to teaching the Word of God to our sponsored children and encouraging … Read More

October 19, 2012 We went to Nueva Esperanza to look over the school and check on the needs of that village. We passed through Rio Chiquito on the way and stopped on the way back. There was a grader working … Read More