Following the baptism service, we celebrated Día del Niño (Day of the Child), with the communities of El Tomate and Talanga. Everyone had...

Suyapa had heard about Christianity and other missionaries had shared the plan of salvation with her. After being with us for just about...

Our first official visitors at Senderos de Fe in Honduras were our dear friends, Karol and Larry Morris. We visited the local elementary...

Pam Hamm, a friend from church, invited me to visit Buddy House in our hometown of Bowling Green, KY. I was so excited to learn more...

I first learned about water conservation in Tegucigalpa when we visited our daughter, Hannah, in Tegucigalpa. She would run around like...

In August 2015, I wrote about Carmen's calling to work with abused women and how she had experienced multiple delays over the past couple...

The first person that greeted us at the main gate of this special needs home in Tegucigalpa was someone we knew and dearly loved. It was...

Not every children's home in Honduras has unlimited funds and resources. This is just one of the homes we discovered to be struggling...

Kelly and I set-out on a quest to find two special needs homes that we had heard about in Tegucigalpa. We showed-up at Bencaleth...

We traveled 3-hours one way to San Pedro Sula for the sole purpose to meet with Fruit of the Loom employees at Senderos de Amor, an all...

We have been burning-up the road between Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula. We vary our travel dates, but are typically in San Pedro Sula 2...

The boys in the special needs room at Senderos de Amor cannot talk, but I think if they could, they would quote Wormie from Max Lucado's...

We are so grateful to be learning so much about how to help the twelve special needs boys at Senderos de Amor. To be honest, I had to...

It has been 38-days since we visited Senderos de Amor for the first time. So much can change in such a short period of time. We've gotten...