What has been happening at the MPRC
For August and September 2009
We wanted to show in photos some of what is going on at the Mission Point Resource Center in Catacamas, Olancho, Honduras.
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Marcos is the admin for our internet provider. It is good to have a trusted brother in that position. He is also learning Linux. |
| Gustavo, Luís, and Enrique showing the materials they have received from the MPRC for a campaign at La Trinidad. |
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| Javier Perez scans our literature for lessons he is planning to teach while Jorge enjoys his first cup of the day of our excellent Honduran coffee. |
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| Juan Mondragon and Marcio Matamoras enjoy a quiet talk. |
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| Marel Bados and Rigoberto Martinez leave the MPRC with a backpack full of materials for the Agalte Valley north west of Catacamas. |
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2 brothers from Pacura |
| 2 brothers from Pacura with a computer they are taking back there. |
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Rigoberto Martinez has a big smile as he leaves the MPRC with a box full of copies and other materials. This material is for children's Sunday School classes in 10 different churches in the Agalte Valley about 3 hours from the MPRC, but still in Olancho. |
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Saul, the owner of the building that the MPRC rents, is shown here overseeing a clearing of drains. He always has a ready smile. And yes, I think he could successfully arm-wrestle Arnold Schwarzenegger. |
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Here are a young couple from a church far out in the mountains. They stopped by the MPRC for a bunch of baby clothes on their way home from the hospital. Mom had that far away look that was a mixture of pain and incredible joy at the new life she held in her arms; Dad was very willing and very protective; while Grandma was all business. What a precious time! We are glad that with your help, we could be a help to them. An especial thanks goes to the church of Christ in Vivian, LA for so many clothes. |
Time for you to think about coming to visit and help in what is happening at the MPRC.
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