Last day of trip for 2024

 We had 3 clinic days on the island of Utila on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. I was able to see a number of people on the island that I knew and I have worked with before.  It was a great time to reconnect and get to know a lot of new people.  

We saw a total of 365 patients for the whole trip and gave out a total of 145 prescription glasses and well over 200 readers.  Everyone went to the evangelism station at the end of their time in the clinic and heard the plan of salvation as well as receiving the plan of salvation cards we gave them.

Below are some pictures when we had the clinics on the island of Utila. It is a beautiful island with some really friendly people living there.

One of the people on Utila getting some prescription glasses

Rosa is talking with some patients at the evangelism station

A few of the patients waiting to go to evangelism

Anna is learning how to do the autorefractor that we use to hopefully give

the patients prescription glasses.

We are on the ferry going back to the mainland.

This is the island of Utila

Saying goodbye to a good friend Nandito and 

someone who helped us in the clinic

We got a chance to ride across the island to see the other side

after we finished our last day of clinics.

God has blessed the whole team by sending us to Utila to help the people

have a better life with better vision.  This means a lot to us to be able to 

help these people.

 I just praise God that He has sent me on 14 mission trips to Honduras.  It has 

meant so much to me to be a vessel God can use.  Where He sends me

I will go.

Honduras Missions 2024

 We have had a great 2 days working in clinics around La Ceiba.  We were able to see a lot of people and help them with providing them with glasses. Just a few pictures below.

                 Testing station above for the prescription glasses that I was able to give them.

Near vision station above for giving out readers.

Registering station above for those who came to the clinic.

It was great to help so many people by giving them glasses that will improve their daily activities. We finished off today with a devotion about the song Lifesong by Casting Crowns.  We should live our lives everyday as if it is our last and follow God's lead in our lives to help others whether it is in our community, at work or school or on the mission field. We have to work out what God has worked in us. We must do this through much prayer and studying God's word and ask Him everyday what He wants us to do.  The best thing any one can leave behind is an example of a life well lived through Jesus Christ. A life well lived is a life lived in absolute submission to the will of God. What will each of us be remembered for? What is our lifesong?