The sandwich building begins-
Toasting a job well done, and looking forward to tomorrow.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
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- Steadfast Faith: A Message from Ferina
- Scriptures for Reflection
- Daily Evening Reflection
- Daily Morning (mostly) Reflection
- Reflection at 38,000 feet
- Day 10: Home Again
- Construction Team Reflection
- Walking the Labyrinth Together
- Day 9: Farewell to Deacon Connie
- Day 9: Beach to Balcony
- Day 8: On the Beach
- Day 8: Garifuna Village
- Day 7-Day 8: Tela and the Ocean
- Day 7: Cathedral of Honduras
- Day 7: On the road again
- Beginning the Pilgrimage North
- Art from the VBS
- Day 6: Visit from the Bishop of Honduras
- Day 6: Welcome Back Don Carlos!
- Day 6: VBS skit on depression and a message from T...
- Day 6: Vacation Bible School
- Day 6: Finishing What We Started
- Isaac´s Second Entry
- Day 6: Feeding Program
- Day 5: Preparing to set God's table
- Day 5: Work in Progress
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- Day 4: Putting Faith into Action
- Day 3: Getting to Work
- Thoughts from Emory
- Day 3: Visit to Home of Love and Hope
- Day 3: Sunday Morning Services
- Jamal's hello from Honduras
- Royce's intro
- lynsey from honduras
- connections in honduras
- This is Isaac's entry.
- Victoria's Entry
- Hi from Honduras
- Youth Reflection Group
- Day 2: Birthday Celebration
- Day 2: Basketball!
- Day 2: Valle de Anjeles, second stop
- Day 2: Valle de Anjeles, first stop
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- The youth took a moment to relax in the hotel lobb...
- The photo from the air is of our very first glimps...
- The halfway point - we all made it to Houston, wh...
- At Queens, getting ready to leave NYC, and looking...
- Travel to Honduras
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3 comments:
What a surprise and delight to read of your youth mission trip to Honduras!
My church goes to El Hogar every summer so I especially enjoyed reading about the orphanage. Aren't those kids amazing?! They have so little but willing share all that they have: love and hugs!
Sure puts our priorites into question. Please soak up all this love, light and lessons to bring back to needy NYC. We in the USA have "poverty of the soul" instead of poverty of worldly goods. Be empowered to make a real difference in the lives of others less fortunate than you. Can't you feel your heart expanding?!
Enjoy the journey!
connie merrick
(In case you wonder who the heck i am... I was a regular Ground Zero volunteer who sign language interprets the services in St. Paul's Chapel every 9/11. Going to Honduras after "Those Days" helped me more than it helped the kids at El Hogar, i must admit!)
Dear Friends -
We are thinking about you and sending love from NYC. You are all missed but we love seeing the fantastic work you are doing in Honduras.
Can not wait to hear all the "good news" about the trip when you are safely home. Until then you are in our thoughts and prayers -
Love,
Donna, David and Alessandro Laterza
XOXOXOXO
What I've seen and read is amazing. This is truly an inspiring experience for all of you and with your blogs, I feel as if I am on the journey with you. Darius I am very proud of you. Everything you all are saying and doing matters, not just today, but for many years to come. Relish in the moment for you all are pleasing God and no greater gift can be given. Hugs and kisses for Darius and my Trinity family. Love Damaris
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