Our recent guests generously gave us copies of the pictures they took during their visit. Here are some scenes of everyday life in and around Gracias Lempira.
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Hello my friend These simple photos tug on my heart! I will be forever connected to Honduras and particularly Lempira department for the rest of my life. You and the precious people you serve are often in my thoughts and prayers. Hope your day is filled with awareness of the greatness of God and His never-ending over-flowing love for you all.
Thank you for those pictures! The green view of the village in the mountain is my 2nd favorite. Number 1 is the picture of the little girls giving rides to the babies... priceless.
Awesome pictures of the area and people. If the truck pic is on the road I think it is I'm not surprised it washed out, and can't imagine how long it will take the neighbors to fill it in and make it passable again.
5 comments:
Hello my friend
These simple photos tug on my heart! I will be forever connected to Honduras and particularly Lempira department for the rest of my life. You and the precious people you serve are often in my thoughts and prayers. Hope your day is filled with awareness of the greatness of God and His never-ending over-flowing love for you all.
That truck photo cracks me up. I have so many similar photos of our vehicles. ha ha
Thank you for those pictures! The green view of the village in the mountain is my 2nd favorite. Number 1 is the picture of the little girls giving rides to the babies... priceless.
Great photos. The women must really suffer cooking over those wood burning stoves. The children are adorable.
Awesome pictures of the area and people. If the truck pic is on the road I think it is I'm not surprised it washed out, and can't imagine how long it will take the neighbors to fill it in and make it passable again.
Bob Gleason
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