Thursday, December 24, 2020

Honduras Hurricane Relief Ministry

 








First of all we want to praise God for all HIS provisions and for all of you who helped make this very important mission possible. We want to thank Pastor Carlos, the Pastors and the Honduran people who helped make this possible. Continue to pray for the Honduran people as they have a long way to recovery and pray as we continue to see how this ministry can continue to minister to the Hondurans these hard times. As several Hondurans have said to me, “with GOD’s help we will get beyond this”. AMEN. Here is an update of what has been done so far during the recovery effort.

Food Bags

1250 families have been provided enough food to last them about 1 ½ weeks. Here is a sample of what it took to make this possible:

6000 lbs. beans

6000 lbs. rice

6000 lbs. maseca

1875 lbs. spaghetti

5000 lbs. sugar

2500 rolls toilet paper

Others – salt, sauces, seasonings, matches, laundry detergent and body soap.

 Fresh water 

Reestablished water for a community of 200 families. This was done with the help of 28 men from that community and back breaking work by all. Installed 17 pieces of 6in. metal pipe at over 300 lbs. each. Numerous 4” PVC pipe. All of this piping was destroyed when the river flooded during Hurricanes that brought a total of 70 inches of rain. It was amazing to see all these Honduran men so excited when the water lines were completed.

 Portable Water Filtration  

Samaritan’s Purse gave us 15 portable water filtration and storage containers for 15 families. These families lived in stick housing by the river and did not have clean water. We were able to setup and train the on how to use these to give them clean water. I tested after setup to demonstrate how clean the water will be.

 Mattress

Provided 44 mattress’s for families who lost their bedding due to river flooding.

 God Moment 

As Ginger has always asked us “What was your God Moment for today”

Well mine was during these trying times as we did ministry to the Honduran people, and seeing Pastor Carlos, Pastors, and our Honduran staff share the love of Jesus with their people. I was intentional not to be the one giving out food and mattress’s, but being in the background and watching how God was using these people that work with Monte de Horeb Ministries being the hands and feet of Jesus.

Again thank you all and God Bless.

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