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Honduras -Ocotal school

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On Thursday August 16, 2007 Bobby Gibson and the team from Helping Hands Minstry visited the school at Ocotal. The teacher there had invited seven more rural public schools to join them for the visit. The teacher wanted Helping Hands Minstry to come and preach the gospel to the children. Combined, the eight schools have about 400 very poor students.
The van started spinning and they had to park in the ditch by the left side of the road The Mission team departed La Ermita at 8:30 a.m. for the drive up in the van. There were five in th team, Bobby - his wife, a sister from La Branza, a sister from San Ignacio, Luke Baker and myself. When they got on the other side of Talanga, they came to a very muddy slick hill.

The van started spinning and they had to park in the ditch by the left side of the road.

They walked on to school, through much mud and a creek. Arriving late, but the school all waited for them.

They walked on to school, through much mud and a creek.
Preaching the Gospel in the school! The schools told them that Helping Hands are the ministry that they want to work with now and in the future and that their doors will always be open to Helping Hands. Praise God.

Preaching the Gospel in the school!


"It is in my heart to focus on children's ministry in rural Honduras, as well as our other ministries."

God is Faithful,
Bobby Gibson
Some of the teachers from the other schools.


   
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