Monday, I'm so grateful for my Honduras group. Last summer, Hunter and I traveled with our church to the beautiful country of Honduras to do VBS and construction with the little community of La Soledad. Our team left bright and early this morning, first flying into Atlanta, then to San Pedro Sula.
Hunter and I are so bummed we couldn't make it this year with the team, but are so excited for the them as they continue our work in the community. Next summer we will be able to join them again.
We pray that the team has safe travels into Atlanta and Honduras. We pray that their work in the community changes the lives of many. And finally, we pray for the people of Honduras and their hearts.
Amen.
I've always wanted to do a missions trip. I'm sorry you couldn't go this year, I will keep them in prayer as well.
ReplyDeleteaww yayyyy love those pix!!!
ReplyDeleteA missions trip must feel so good for the heart + soul, knowing that you're making a huge, direct impact on other's lives. That's awesome that you were able to take part in it, and I hope you'll get to return again in the future! :) Nice pictures from the trip. {came by from the Grateful Heart link-up}
ReplyDelete"Good night in the land of living" - this made me LOL! Ohhhh those pictures of those sweet babes just melt my heart! I think about my mission trip to Romania so often and look forward to the day I can go back and continue to help, love, and pray. It's what life's all about, isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteAww! It's great to that you got to go last year! I hope you will get to go back! At least prayer is powerful and you can pray for this year's team!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing experience to have had and to look forward to!
ReplyDeleteSo it's your fault the world is spinning faster?!?!? Just because I love you I am letting this slide ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is SO awesome you were able to go to Honduras before and I will keep the group in my prayers as they travel and fellowship this year.
Ah I'm sorry you couldn't join this year but I hope you get to go again in the future!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post, Kelly. I love the pictures too. I've always wanted to go on a missions trip to Honduras. I know God will richly bless you both for all that you've done. *Hugs*
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