Another man in the mountains with a big cowboy hat.

Another of the men w/cowboy hats who came to our clinic in the mountains. These are the fellows who have worked the roads, fields, and hills on the mountainside.

One of the older men who came to the medical clinic in the mountain village. These men have obviously worked outside all of their lives, and made the village better by their work. The village did not have electricity until April of 2011. There are now 2 TV antennas sticking up above the rooftops.

On June 2 there will be a group going from the US to Ocotepeque to work with the congregations there. We plan to do lots of home visits and Bible studies, teach children's classes, encourage friends of the church to become members, visit the local prison, and go teach a Bible lesson in the village that we conducted a medical clinic in on our last visit.

Kristi Ann drew a crowd of children around her wherever she went--and they loved her! Here she is teaching a new song to a group at La Antigua.

Prisoners do have limited access to a pool room for recreation.

Do you see the man praying? This was in the small room of the prison used as a chapel. This fellow was really bowing as he prayed.

Few pharmacists have to work from a stairway, but that is what Kristi and Sharon had to do. When we were at the prison, the space was so limited that this was the only choice for them. Not only did they have crowded conditions, but there was two way personnel traffic through their area going to and from the doctor. When the going gets tough, the tough get going.

Kristi Ann and Tawnya pose with Gloria. They immediately loved her and respected what she does for the children and the church.

The Ocotepeque congregation sings loudly when they praise God!

Kristi B and Marisal: two young ladies dedicated to the work of the Lord!