Affiliate Earnings Going to Honduras Mission Project

I am writing one more post on my passion of missions, and teens participating in missions. Although you may not share the same passion, I want to explain a little about where I am coming from on this.  I have been on three previous mission trips with the teens of Kennesaw First Baptist Church.  In preparation for these trips, the teens do fund raising, Bible Study, and community service.

The previous trips, I have been involved in, were to Vero Beach, Fl., Virginia Beach, Va., and Nikiski, Alaska.  On these trips the teens have worked hard, doing things they never thought they could.  They have done roofing, built decks, wheelchair ramps, worked on building an entire house, done painting, drywall, put in windows, and more.  They have blessed the lives of the ones they served, but also gained great blessings from the people that were being served.

This next summer, the group will be going to San Pedro Sula, Honduras.  The work they will be doing consists of:
  • Working with local feeding centers
  • Ministering in daycare centers
  • Working with our partnering church, Jerusalem Baptist
  • Crusades in local schools and at the new church site
  • Construction project with Jerusalem Baptist and their daughter church (possible)
  • VBS at day care centers and churches (possible)

For the entire month of November and December, I am giving all earnings from affiliate advertising on this site to the fund raising efforts of this mission trip to San Pedro Sula, Honduras.  Please shop with these affiliates by clicking on their ad through this site.  You can feel good about the shopping you do here, knowing that all earnings will be going to help the teens help the Honduran people.

To learn more about the Honduran people, and other details of the trip, please see:
My Heart For Honduras Blog
My Heart For Honduras web site.

                                                            

Posted by Kathleen Couch at 11/10/2008 9:09 PM
Categories: Missions
 

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