WORLD MISSIONS

Every other Sunday, between church services, Luis Mendez and his wonderful wife Irma, prepare a meal. A meal that they will drive to deliver. A few years ago, they would drive through the poor bario of San Antonio, Yoro, Honduras, delivering meals to each house. After a while of doing this, they discovered, Olga Idalia Aguilar, at the Glorias de Salvation evangelical ministry, was already gathering the children to read them Bible stories and do activities. Perfect match! So a

1-31-26 The last two trips to Honduras, over the last two years, have given way to a friendship and a partnering of ministries. When Blind Faith Ministries visits, one of their goals is to build solid partnership relationships. It ensures that kingdom work continues to be carried out long after we have left. We are especially fond of ministries that are involved with reaching hospitals, orphanages, schools, communities and the streets. The goal of "Dignity on the Road" is to

The invitation went out, and we said yes. We agreed to travel by truck to the summit of Montana de Dios. To the Martinez family Coffee Plantation. Heading out of town, one right hand turn, and civiliaztion fades in the rear view mirror. Up, up, up we go, tiny villages, a school and church dot the path into the clouds. Our ears pop from the change in altitude. Slick red mud under the tires of the burgundy 4-wheel drive, grasping for traction, somewhere, before we slide off the