This video is an overview of our missions work in Honduras for 2022. It is 45 minutes long and will automatically begin where we start sharing. It was recorded at Melbourne Community Church in January. Thank you for taking the time to catch up with us and what God is doing in Honduras!

We hope your holiday season was filled with joy and making new memories! We were blessed to spend our holidays with our families in the United States. This update will cover through the end of the Honduran school year in early November. I thought it would be helpful to give you a glimpse into some

Many of you have heard us say over the years how wonderful our small sending church, Melbourne Community Church (MCC) is to us. In December of 2021, Chris and I gave our church a list of needs for the Jungle Hospital and Give Hope 2 Kids and they came through above and beyond all expectations!

Dear Family and Friends, We hope this update finds you well. I, Chris, wish I felt a bit better myself. I’ve been sick for the last two weeks along with many others living on the property here in Urraco. Because our community is so close-knit, any illness that shows up usually spreads quickly. We are

As always, Chris and I (Sharon) are behind in getting our update out and a lot has transpired in the last couple months. We appreciate your patience as this has been an extremely difficult letter to write. Most of you know that I have dreamed of returning to work at the Jungle Hospital as a

Dear Family & Friends, Sharon and I hope this update finds you well. If you watched our video from January, I’ll be covering some of the same events in greater detail, as well as, a few new ones. The first celebration we had was for Day of the Child in September. This is a national

Life is full. Though Chris usually writes the updates, we decided that because most of this update is about what I have been doing since my arrival in Honduras, I (Sharon) would do this one! So, to pick up where Chris left off, being together again has been truly wonderful! It was most certainly the

Sharon and I hope you are well. Yep, that’s right, we are finally back together!!! After 168 days apart, minus 2 weeks, Sharon arrived in Honduras to her lovesick husband (me:). Before I move ahead, we need to do something important first. We are both extremely grateful and thankful for our long-term hosts while in

Life has taken on some semblance of a routine. I get up between 5 and 5:30am, partially out of need and partially because the jungle birds start singing outside my window around that time. School starts at 7am and classes last until around 2pm. I do breakfast on my own, but I rotate between the five