Very near completion is the new Bible Institute where church leaders will be trained. It will include a classroom and dormitories for those who attend fulltime.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Jose Osorio Quintanilla
Age: 67 DOB: 2 January 1944
Baptized on: September 1996 (15 years)
He has 2 married sons
His wife: Milagros Diaz Granados (Christian also)
He wants to learn about the bible and serve to the church.
Jose is planning to interrupt his life by studying to be a preacher/teacher. He plans to live in residence in the new Ocotepeque Bible Institute for 2 years. He will travel to his home congregation to work each weekend, and he will be involved in the church activities in Ocotepeque during the week.
He needs an estimated $90 each month for transportation and food.
This can be sent to the Mt Vernon Church of Christ, 732 S. Landrum, Mt Vernon, MO 65712
Monday, December 26, 2011
Peace Corp volunteers are being sent home from Honduras in January while the organization evaluates what to do about the violence.
This action is going to make us more careful about who travels to Honduras. We will make sure everyone understands the situation, and we will make sure that we do everything we can to keep our teams safe.
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Honduran officials on Friday lamented a U.S. decision to pull 158 Peace Corps volunteers out of the Central American country in January for safety reasons.
Foreign Minister Arturo Corrales said he believes the situation is temporary as Honduras works to restore peace and security in a country notorious for having the highest homicide rate in the world.
“The Peace Corps has done an outstanding job in our country,” added Security Minister Pompey Bonilla. “We are dismayed by the pullout.”
The government reaction came two days after the U.S. government announced it is suspending training for new Peace Corps volunteers in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras and bringing home 158 volunteers from Honduras. The current volunteers will remain in the other two countries.
This action is going to make us more careful about who travels to Honduras. We will make sure everyone understands the situation, and we will make sure that we do everything we can to keep our teams safe.
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Honduran officials on Friday lamented a U.S. decision to pull 158 Peace Corps volunteers out of the Central American country in January for safety reasons.
Foreign Minister Arturo Corrales said he believes the situation is temporary as Honduras works to restore peace and security in a country notorious for having the highest homicide rate in the world.
“The Peace Corps has done an outstanding job in our country,” added Security Minister Pompey Bonilla. “We are dismayed by the pullout.”
The government reaction came two days after the U.S. government announced it is suspending training for new Peace Corps volunteers in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras and bringing home 158 volunteers from Honduras. The current volunteers will remain in the other two countries.
Friday, December 23, 2011
We visited the Ocotepeque prison to determine their condition. It is quite secure and very uncomfortable. The conditions are quite deplorable by our standards. Dea was allowed to treat this open sore that he had had for 7 months and had been without medical treatment for it.
We encourage the local ministers to set up Bible studies there.
Monday, December 12, 2011
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