Here's Proof

"Better late than never", I always say. Actually I can't remember the last time I had to say that but in this case, it is absolutely the best that we finally did arrive in Honduras. all be it a day late. Our trip from Atlanta to Tegucigalpa was uneventful. As an added perk for missing our Saturday flight, ten of the fifteen of us flying Delta got to fly FIRST CLASS. In other words of the twelve first class seats available, ten were filled by passengers who will likely never fly first class again barring another act of God.

Our team of 32 did a marvelous job today. I couldn't be prouder. Where else can you bring together people from three different states, partner them together in a foreign country with more than twenty foreign translators and a church of foreign volunteers and have the day go like a finely tuned machined with everyone getting along?

I have asked this week's team to focus on being the hands of Jesus. We sometimes forget how significant the role is that our hands play in serving Christ and changing lives. Perhaps this week as we think about being the hands of Jesus, you might consider how God wants to use your hands to bring Jesus to the people in your life. Let the pictures that follow demonstrate what it means to be the hands of Jesus.

Keep praying for us! Pastor Don