Barnabas Blog

After traveling three hours in the bus, we arrived at our third village, El Plan Masaguara. This community was absolutely amazing with a...

Today began as a beautiful day. With Marco driving, we started up a steep mountain. We arrived in approximately forty minutes to our...

The Rockbridge team started off the day traveling up a bumpy road in the Honduran mountains. With the Friends of Barnabas crew loaded in...

After a hectic week, the team had a cultural day of R&R. With an early start, we ended up at the Peninsula of Punta Sol. We had an...

Founded in 1975, there are 63 families, living in 46 houses, in Quebraditas. Thirty of the houses have latrines outside the homes. There...

San Ramon, San Francisco de Ojuera Santa Barbara “Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape” The team’s day was...

Terrerito, Santa Cruz de Yojoa The community was founded in 1910. There are 110 families in 93 houses. Seventy percent of the houses have...

San Jose de la Cuesta – This community was founded in 1945. The current population is 294 inhabitants living in 63 houses. Sixty percent...

Today, we traveled high in the mountains to Piedra de Afilar (Sharp Stone). This community was founded in 1945 with 145 families. All...

Today was more relaxing, with everyone still recuperating from a long day of traveling yesterday. After breakfast, we went for a hike on...

The day started very early for everyone whether you came from Virginia, Florida, or Michigan. We all met in Atlanta and traveled the rest...

Today was the team’s day to rest and take in some of the other scenery in this beautiful country. Our ride to Pelicanos at the beach was...

It was a short trip today to the community of Los Hules. It is a smaller community and we completed the clinic in the morning. Today...

Today, on the way to La Sorto, Otoro, the team stopped in the center of the Americas. There is a gas station in Honduras that is the...

Our devotions tonight were about Moses' mission to Egypt; actually it wasn't Moses' mission, it was God's mission given to Moses. Like...

Tuesday was the team’s day to have breakfast with the Honduran staff. We all sat in the dining area together and were introduced to each...

Monday finally arrived and as the team met for breakfast the excitement was palpable. The planning was over and this was now the real...

The Honduran morning starts early because they are not on "fast time" (daylight savings). As the team slowly gathers, the sun slides up...

Jehovah Jireh, “God will provide,” was experienced today. The morning started with a redeye special for our California team members with...

Honduras has been a show-off this week. She has shown off her coffee plant-spotted mountains with their blooms and beans. She has shown...