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Thursday, June 17, 2010

Day 4, and no catchy phrase!

Hey Guys!

First of all, we went to bed super early last night, so I didnt get a chance to upload the Honduras 411 video, so here it is:




Today we got up at normal time, and left the house around 7:30. Sorry for updating this so late, it's been a busy day. We left the house for Armenia and half of the team split between the medical clinic and construction. The medical clinic team did various things, such as pharmacy, taking blood pressure, sitting with the nurse, and talking with the patients. They visited around 70 patients today, started at 8 and finished around 1. The construction crew finished building the house we demolished the other day with cinder blocks and some picked up trash (there was plenty!) and played soccer with the kids. After that, they went into the village to see what it was like and see different styles of living.

After that, we had lunch, and put on a soccer tournament on the field near by. There were three sections: younger boys, older boys (youth), and girls. In Honduras, girls never really get a chance to play soccer, so it was a really cool opportunity. We helped with the tournament by getting balls out of line, being linemen, and varoius other projects to keep the games going.

Tomorrow is our day off, and we will get up and go on a hike. God has been so good to us and he is showing us so much of himself. Please continue to pray! Thank you for your prayers and support.


The Soccer Tournament
Where we ate dinner tonight


The tree they climbed after the trip to the village. No worries, no one fell! :)



Walking around the village



Picking up trash


The construction at the house
And here is a video of the medical clinic:

1 comments:

Alan Foster said...

Hey team,

It's about 10:15 am Friday morning here and I'm fixing to take some time to pray for various needs in the church, and I'm going to be praying for each of you by name. God holds you in his hand, you are His, and He is working out every detail of his good plan for your lives, and that includes this trip. I am looking forward to hearing how this trip has impacted you.