On Sunday, our uncomfortably-wide goat, Lechita, was starting to seem exceptionally miserable. A few basic check later, and I was certain...

Stories from Honduras continues... Isaiah 58 is one of our most ardent passions. Oppression is seen in many forms, but one of the most d...

Hello and Happy New Year! First of all, please forgive our lack of blogs.  Life, as always, is busy.  We mean well and don’t always get it...

Stories from Honduras continue…. There is a family, we’ll call them the Gonzalez family, they have 3 sons in the local K-6 school. The mot...

Mariela is from a rural village.   Three years ago, she graduated from the highest level of education in her village (6 th grade). Shortly ...

September 15 th marked exactly 4 years we have lived in Honduras.   It has been a long, hard journey with many tough, sad days.   We know w...

Dignity seems to be a difficult goal to achieve. Not necessarily because it unattainable, but because it seems that we often are not entirel...

From the Archives: We had a good visit this week with friends Stephen and Melissa Smith. Steve and I were reminiscing about the pre-electri...

Note: This post is a big one and picture heavy. Click any of the photos to enter into a full screen slideshow.   Three years ago, we st...

The homestead in Las Lomitas continues to be a popular place for in the evenings for games and good times. The kids have gone through thei...