
Pastor Walter hired to be new Honduran Director!
I am very pleased and privileged to announce that Pastor Walter Bermudez is the new Director for Corazón Para Honduras (Heart to Honduras) in Central America. The search for our new director stretched to over a year, but we are excited to have Pastor Walter join our ministry family.Last week while I was in Honduras, I had the privilege of officially welcoming Pastor Walter and introducing him to La Junta (the leadership council of Brazos Abiertos) and to the staff. The response of our Honduras leaders was very encouraging! The message is clear: We are ready to rally behind our new leader and move forward in ministry! Read more
Honduran Safety Concerns

Kaleb and Stacey Eldridge choose a community
Here we come! We are Kaleb and Stacey Eldridge, and we moved from our home in Dayton, OH to Honduras last September, working with Heart to Honduras as Community Development Staff. After several months of running all over Honduras trying to identify a community in which we can begin the process of community development, we’re finally settling down and making a community selection. The selection was difficult as there are many communities that we felt deserved consideration. In the end we let the level of community need, the desire of the local Brazos Abiertos pastor to affect his community for the Kingdom, the village’s proximity to the HTH office in San Isidro, and the leading of the Lord guide our decision. This year, we’ll be moving into …. Read more

Baptism Honduran Style
Jenny Kast works part time for Heart to Honduras as the Director of The Children’s Home Project (visit the TCHP website). She writes to you this month about her January trip to visit the Orphanages that she works with. Joining her on the trip were two former Ambassador Program students: Haley Janssen and Lauren Vincent (who now lives full-time in Honduras working with children and orphanages).
It has now been two months since an electrical fire in the ceiling of the girls’ room in Nueva Esperanza prompted the evacuation of all children from this government home. All but about 35 of the kids have been permanently placed in privately run children’s homes around the country. Nearly 100 of the kids were moved to a very large center outside of Tegucigalpa. The addition of these children brings the total in this home to around 550. Lauren Vincent, Haley Janssen and I were able to visit them recently and although it is a beautiful, sprawling campus nearly all of the kids were asking when they could go back to Nueva Esperanza… Read more

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