Day 2 | Darlene Stump

We are here! The weather is beautiful. We had a good night sleep. Pray for us this morning. We will be heading out for church. Mark will be preaching. We have a lot of interpreters. It is a good thing. We definitely need to learn Spanish. God is good. To My students at Little Birch and all of Little Birch Elementary. Have a great week!

Day 2 | Honduras

Good morning. This morning we have our devotional time followed by breakfast. Then we are going to head out to a local church where Pastor Mark will deliver his sermon. This afternoon we will head to the site in La Paz where we will have our clinic Monday-Friday and hope to share about Jesus through medicine. Please keep Pastor Mark and the rest of our team in your prayers. We are expecting around 300 people at church this morning.
We are probably going to be unable to post any video because of the slow internet. Hopefully we can post some pictures from our travels here. Have a good day.

At Camp | Jerri Oney

Today has been extremely smooth for an out of country trip. The flights were on time and uneventful. No rude people. We didn't have to pay for our extra baggage. We got upgraded to first class for no reason (first time for me!) We got through customs without incident. God has blessed us with safety and laughter today.

In Honduras

We have made it safely to Honduras. Currently at the airport , we should have Internet access at camp and will write more later. Thank your for your prayers.

Arrived in Houston

We have arrived in Houston. Leaving for Honduras at 9:30 local time, 10:30 eastern.

In Charlotte

First flight is running on time. Should be leaving here at 6 am.

Honduras - Getting Packed

Hitting the road around 10pm tonight. Leaving from Charlotte first thing in the morning. I'll give a basic overview of our trip a little later on. If you are looking for information about our trip, you have reached the right place. Keep checking back for blog posts from the men and women on this mission trip. We need and appreciate your prayers more than anything else. God will be glorified on this trip and some much needed medical treatment will also be given.

For those in the Gassaway area, we will try to Skype in to Sunday night's service. Can't make any promises though.

Have a great weekend and enjoy reading the story of this mission trip as it happens.