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The HAF Summer 2009 mission season got off to a fun start as half the team left Aiken at 4:15 a.m. to meet a 6:45 a.m. flight out of Columbia. The group included several interesting life forms, such as a … Read More

Finally the rains stopped for long enough to fire the kiln for making the roof tiles to protect Mrs. Amalia’s house. Check out this roof! Windows and doors will finish the home in fine style. It may be in the … Read More

After many hours of van, plane and bus riding, the 2009 dental team arrived home to Aiken safe and sound last night. A highlight of the trip was being treated to this glorious sunset as we departed Atlanta! It took … Read More

Five of our patients at today’s clinic were from Santa Clara. One of these was Mrs. Amalia. After they were all done, Mandy and I rode with them as they were taken back home. On the way, 5-year-old Ariel, one … Read More

Our first dental clinic in Pueblo Nuevo was held today. (The new tin roof you see was financed by HAF.) Upon arrival at 8:00 a.m., the staff was present and the clinic was open. The dental chair was set up, … Read More

Today was another very busy day, especially for Charlie and Randy, our 2 heroic dentists. The team completed all of the Agape Promises youth who came, plus a few other patients, and we shut down operations at the Agape clinic … Read More

Woke up to a beautiful morning of birds chirping and goats maa-ing and most of you know I’m not usually a “morning person”. After breakfast, I even took some pictures before we all headed off to the Clinic. Our morning … Read More

The lively looking crew above, consisting of Randy, Karen, Charlie, Mandy, and Tommy, left Aiken at 4:30 this morning for Columbia airport. Following an hour-plus delay out of Atlanta, mostly due to weather, we arrived safely in Quimistan to join … Read More

Our entry into the blogosphere last year was a rousing success. Interested readers are able to keep up with events underway in Honduras while the mission teams are there. Feedback has been positive and very encouraging. Now we have moved … Read More

We thought Mrs. Amalia’s house would have been completed by now, but unseasonably rainy weather has stymied progress. The floors have been completed, and doors and windows are ready, but the brick factory making the roof tiles has not been … Read More