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• What is God like?
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Trinity Series International

• Chichewa
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YDT Teachings

• Introduction
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UCT English Curriculum

• Grow and Go curriculum
• New Life curriculum
• Heal a Hurting Heart
• Sowing Seeds of Success
• Super Fruits curriculum

Permission requested to use information from www.hhmmission.org

Christian Groups are invited to come and minister with us in Honduras. Before you come we will work with you to help prepare and plan so that your group can accomplish whatever the Lord has laid on your hearts to do while in Honduras.

Read the Journal of a typical Mission Vacation The Mission team departed La Ermita at 8:30 a.m. for the drive up in the van. There were five in th team, Bobby - his wife, a sister from La Branza, a sister from San Ignacio, Luke Baker and myself. When they got on the other side of Talanga, they came to a very muddy slick hill. < Read more >

Whether your group wants to evangelize, conduct medical or dental clinics, do general construction work, build a church, build a home, conduct puppet ministry or something else we want to help. We have had groups come simply to pray for God's will do be done in Honduras and through Helping Hands Ministry.

We have a ministry compound with apartments and dorms that provide a clean, safe place to stay. We have hot and cold running water, purified drinking water, clean bathrooms, facilities for cooking and dining plus much more. We have two private dorms. One of the dorms has eight beds and the other has twelve beds.

For security reasons we have a single door which leads into a public area that connects the two dorms. In this public room we store towels, sheets, etc. This public room also has two small sinks, a kitchen sink and a water purifier. From this public area you can enter one of three shared baths with inside door bolts for privacy. Each dorm room can also be secured with door bolts. We have four finished apartments with baths and will soon have five.

We'll be there. When you arrive at Toncontin International Airport in Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras, we will be there to pick your group up and transport to our compound located in La Ermita. We will also provide transportation back to the airport for your trip home.

What are the costs involved in a trip such as this?

Helping Hands Ministry has made some changes in their ministry. In order to clear up some confusion, in the future Helping Hands Ministry will supply all of the vehicle expense and furnish food for our visitors. All of this will only cost a suggested donation of $40 per day per person.

When you want to plan a trip, contact Bobby Gibson at bobbyhonduras@yahoo.com.

Send your donations to Helping Hands, PO Box 1307, Russellville, AL 35653 no later than two weeks before departure to Honduras.

Note: Honduras has a new law...a visitor must have at least six months remaining on their passport before they can enter the country.