Lunch

Need I say more! Great food. 

Travel Day

Just arrived at the Shreveport airport at 5:50AM for our 7:00 flight to San Pedro Sula, Honduras. One of our team members was sick this morning and will not be joining us. That's a shame to prepare for a trip and then not be able to travel. 

Here we are. Ready for the day!

We fly to Houston with a short layover there. Once in Honduras we travel to Sula where our hotel is. Each day we will drive to Nueva Frontera - about an hour into the mountains. 

Living Waters for the World - Honduras

Spending the evening packing for my next Living Waters for the World mission trip. This trip takes me to Honduras to a small town in the northern part in the mountains. 

Danny and Karen Logan are leading this trip. Sherri Bullard from Winnsboro who gone to Haiti once with us is going. Two men from the Belcher Presbyterian Church are going - Lane Adger and Bill McColgan. 

We leave from Shreveport at 7am Thursday going to Houston before arriving in San Pedro Sula. If what I saw on The Weather Channel can be trusted, it is supposed to be about 95 degrees. Not looking forward to that!

Keep us in your prayers. 

More Sunday Pictures

Our group in front of the system.

Leaving the Miskito Moravian Church for the last time today. I have a mixture of feelings - a sense of sadness because I don't know when I will see these people again AND a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Sunday Worship and Dedication

What a great but long day.

Walking to church this morning

Pastor Vanagas preaching

Dedication 

The church had a love fest of beans and rice and chicken. There was potatoes in it. The big vegetable is cassava - very starchy. Good food. They fed all the youth following their 2:00 worship.

More Tour Pictures

Jim, Gail, Rachel, Edith, Willoughby

Having a little fun at the playground. Notice concrete slide.

Nothing like a sunset to end the day.

Saturday Tour of the Island

Saturday we hired 2 taxis take us for a tour of the island. I thougght we would be gone for an hour or so but it was 3 hours. Wonderful sightsa and stories from the drivers.

Lobster boat coming in from sea.

Horse and colt in the yard of the Anglican pastor's house which is near the Moravian Church.

Beautiful trees.

We went to a "hotel" that was never finished but we went to the top (3 stories). This place is on a point of the island.

The island is full of swamps. I told our driver that we have lots of swamp in Louisiana too but we call them bayous.