Honduras: Part 2
This and the next few posts will be organized by months. If you're viewing this post on your email, click here to view it on the blog. There are a couple videos later on that won't show on your email.
January:
School started out very well. Stacey came and stayed for a week as part of a practicum she was doing for a class. She gave so much good advice during her time there.
Every month the church has a ladies's meeting. This is my sister-friend Brinis. She and her sister Osiris are some of my best friends there. They both LOVE God, love the Bible, and are faithful at sharing the gospel. I cannot wait to see them again.
Some of the ladies in the church.
My housemate and sister-friend Kristel. Kristel is another best friend. She has a heart for God, is good at witnessing, loves to go on adventures with me and Kara, and is great at speaking Spanglish with us. 😅
Kara and I with Mrs. Rolston
Kara, Kristel, I.
February:
Our whole American team went to a getaway conference for missionaries in another city. One morning before the conference Trenton, Kara, and I drove to this little coffee shop.
It had a cute upstairs with a swing and old food truck. :)
Also, I don't have a picture of it but Honduran power lines are a wonder to behold. lol. There were some right next to this coffee shop so close you could touch them. The power lines looked like a huge, tangled mess and were close to the building. I've seen a lot of these tangled messes around the city. The power lines next to our house were attached to tree trunks. That's one huge difference between Honduras and America. 😄
We learned about president's day at school.
On our way back from a shopping trip in San Pedro Sula.
Dara & Ricardo
Emiliano & Jair - best friends
Jaydon & Steven
Rosalyn & Genesis
Love these little kids who I played with in the nursery. The boy is Ezekiel. (Forgot the girl's name.)
We celebrated LOTS of birthday parties during school. 😊
Another fun thing we were able to do besides teach in Hope Christian Academy was teach an English class to adults on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Anyone from the community could attend. Kara and I taught phonics/reading and Trenton and Miss Marti taught grammar/sentence building.
March:
Hondurans celebrate Father's Day in March so we had a party for the dads of the students. The kindergarten class and 1st grade class sang songs and recited things they learned. This video shows 1st grade singing "Obedience" song.
We also went to a Christian rodeo. Toward the end of the night the hosts led singing and preached the gospel. This is a video of a song they sung.
Kara & I did almost all of our shopping together. She has a great personality and is such a fun friend to hang out with! I miss her tremendously.
Kara and I took our students on a field trip to a farm. What a fun day that was!
Cousins Genesis & Ashly
My favorite Genesis 😊
Alejandro, Rosalyn, & Dara
Jaydon, Ashly, & Christi
The owner brought this sweet donkey out so the kids could sit on him.
This farm is gorgeous and sometimes they host weddings. At this first section they have a pavilion, a large swing, an area with hammocks, a sitting place to enjoy refreshments, and picturesque plants and flowers. We walked across the road to their animal farm. They raise, harvest, and sell fish.
Video of the fish ponds.
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