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Be Ministries Additionally, we collaborate with other ministries to train church leaders.

We work alongside healthcare professionals from Honduras and the USA to provide physical, occupational, and speech therapy for special needs children in rural Honduras. Additionally, we collaborate with other ministries to train church leaders and pastors. Future goals include a special needs camp on ministry property where special needs children and their parents can have fun together, escape day-to-day activities, and realize the potential of their child.

📖❤️ Our discipleship class continues, and it is so encouraging to see how much everyone is learning and growing in their...
10/15/2026

📖❤️ Our discipleship class continues, and it is so encouraging to see how much everyone is learning and growing in their faith!

Today, each student had the opportunity to present an overview of one of the weeks of study and share what they had learned. I love seeing them not only studying God’s Word but also gaining the confidence to stand before others and share what God is teaching them.

Discipleship is about so much more than gaining knowledge. It’s about growing in our relationship with Christ, applying His Word to our daily lives, and being equipped to share it with others.

“You have heard me teach things that have been confirmed by many reliable witnesses. Now teach these truths to other trustworthy people who will be able to pass them on to others.” 2 Timothy‬ ‭2‬:‭2‬ ‭NLT‬‬

10/15/2026

❤️ I know Kelly would be so proud of Mario! Watching him learn to operate the tractor and take care of things around the property makes me think of Kelly and how much he would have enjoyed working alongside him. I believe Kelly would have really liked Mario and approved of my decision to hire him.

Today, Mario was using the tractor to add limbs and other wood to the fire. I did have to give him a little guidance on maintaining a firebreak around the burn area, pushing the logs around, raking the fire, and adding wood periodically. We also talked about how he should bush hog nearby to keep a close eye on the fire.

These are all things Kelly knew so well, and now I’m passing along some of what I learned from him.

For the longest time after Kelly passed away, hearing that tractor beep when it was put in reverse really bothered me. It was such a familiar sound, and one I associated with Kelly working somewhere on the property.

Now, when I hear that beep, I know Mario is out there working, learning, and taking care of things that Kelly once did.

It’s bittersweet. I still miss hearing that tractor and knowing Kelly was the one driving it. But I’m thankful for Mario and his willingness to learn.

I think Kelly would approve. ❤️

🚧👷‍♂️ Our one and only cement project for 2026 is about to begin at Borders Expanded Ministries!Barry’s tote of work clo...
10/13/2026

🚧👷‍♂️ Our one and only cement project for 2026 is about to begin at Borders Expanded Ministries!

Barry’s tote of work clothes got pulled out of storage today! 😂 He leaves his work clothes here in Honduras, stored in this tote until his next visit. When it’s time to get to work, they’re ready and waiting!

I’m excited to get our visitor house another step closer to being ready for guests next year.

Every improvement helps us better serve the people and ministries God brings our way.

Little by little over the past week, I have been learning pieces of a story I never knew. And today, those pieces came t...
10/12/2026

Little by little over the past week, I have been learning pieces of a story I never knew. And today, those pieces came together in such a beautiful way!

I am very uncertain about the timeframe, but maybe in the 1980s or early 1990’s, a missionary named Jack Henderson and his wife, from Tennessee, lived in the little wooden cabin that still stands on our ministry property. Jack along with Mike (Miguel) Murphy planted a church in the community of Los Jobos.

Fast forward several decades…

Recently, I shared a photo of a ceiling fan and light that we purchased for a classroom for that very church. Mike Murphy, who lived here once upon a time, and is my Facebook friend, saw the post and commented that Jack (Juan) Henderson had planted the church and served as pastor.

And today, while visiting that very church, I learned even more!

Don Ramiro Mejia, an 86-year-old man, who could barely walk with the assistance of a cane, made his way to the front of the church to share his testimony. ❤️

This man came to know Christ because of Jack Henderson! And not only that, he helped lay the concrete blocks when the church building was constructed!

Can you imagine? All these years later, he is still worshiping in the very church he helped build, a church planted by the missionary who introduced him to Jesus. A man who once lived on our ministry property.

What began as a simple post about a ceiling fan and light has turned into something more special and beautiful.

We may never know, this side of heaven, the full impact of a life lived in service to Christ. Jack Henderson planted seeds decades ago, and today we are still seeing the fruit of his faithfulness.

What a privilege to learn a little more about the spiritual history of the place God has entrusted to us. ❤️

🌱“I planted the seed in your hearts, and Apollos watered it, but it was God who made it grow.” 1 Corinthians‬ ‭3‬:‭6‬

10/09/2026

💡💨 Let there be light… and a little breeze, too! ❤️🇭🇳

What a blessing to see another ministry project completed! The Sunday School classroom at a church in Los Jobos now has electricity, lighting, and a fan! 🙌🏻

When a mission team visited us in June, they learned that this classroom had no electricity and committed to helping meet that need. Thanks to their generosity and the help of local church members, that promise has now become a reality! ❤️

Sometimes ministry isn’t about big projects. It’s about seeing a need, responding with love, and working together to make a difference.

Thank you to the team that made this possible and for the man at church who installed this. Your investment will continue blessing these children and their Sunday School teacher for years to come.

To God be the glory! 🙏🏻❤️🇭🇳

I am so thrilled to finally have light switches on the correct walls and on the correct side of the doors! 💡🙌🏻It may see...
10/07/2026

I am so thrilled to finally have light switches on the correct walls and on the correct side of the doors! 💡🙌🏻

It may seem like such a small thing, but these little improvements make a big difference in the spaces we use every day for ministry. This particular house serves as a place for therapy and clinic storage, and before, we had to walk all the way to the back wall just to turn on the lights. Now we have switches at both entrances, right where they should be!

I’m so thankful for Mario, who can do a little bit of everything and is always helping make our ministry spaces more functional and welcoming. ❤️

Ministry isn’t only about the big, visible moments. So much of it is found in the everyday work of caring for the spaces, resources, and details that allow us to serve people well. Every little improvement helps us steward what God has given us and better serve the people He has placed in our care. ❤️🙏🏻

❤️🇭🇳 Today we had the opportunity to feed about 70 people at a senior center in Guaimaca, but almost everything about to...
10/07/2026

❤️🇭🇳 Today we had the opportunity to feed about 70 people at a senior center in Guaimaca, but almost everything about today was unplanned.

When I reached out to ask if we could bring food, the director told me we could come. What I didn’t realize until today was that the center was actually supposed to be closed for a holiday. The nurse agreed to open it especially for us because it meant the senior adults would be able to come and have a meal. ❤️

We thought we would sing a song, and out of the blue I felt like I should ask if any of the senior adults had ever led worship music before. One man raised his hand, so I asked if he would lead us in a song.

What happened next gave me chills. The people began worshipping together. 🙌🏻 Then a lady said she wanted to lead a song. Then another wanted to lead one too. Before we knew it, we were having church—and none of it had been planned.

Taylor shared the Gospel, and afterward the team prayed individually with those who wanted special prayer. 🙏🏻

Then Abi, Merlin, and Iris plated rice and chicken for everyone, and we served Coke and Pepsi. 🍗🍚🥤 About 70 people were fed, but the best part of the day had nothing to do with the food.

The center wasn’t supposed to be open. The worship wasn’t planned. But God had something special planned for today. ❤️🇭🇳

Our vehicles have been giving us a little trouble the last few days. 🚐🛻On Sunday, we visited a church about 1 hour and 4...
10/07/2026

Our vehicles have been giving us a little trouble the last few days. 🚐🛻

On Sunday, we visited a church about 1 hour and 45 minutes away, and on the drive home the air conditioning went out in the truck. 🥵 Then today, we needed the van to take our team and several others to Guaimaca, and the battery was dead. 🔋 The battery by the way is under the driver’s seat.

Vehicles are such an important part of ministry here. Whether we’re transporting teams, visiting churches, helping people in the community, or simply getting where we need to serve, we depend on them almost every day.

Thankfully, we got the van going and were able to continue with our plans today. 🙏🏻 Ministry doesn’t always go as planned, but we keep moving forward and doing what needs to be done. 🇭🇳❤️

❤️🇭🇳 What a blessing it has been to host Roger, Michelle, Taylor, and Jordan with Faith Alive Ministries here in Hondura...
10/06/2026

❤️🇭🇳 What a blessing it has been to host Roger, Michelle, Taylor, and Jordan with Faith Alive Ministries here in Honduras!

Over the past few days, I have had the opportunity to show them a little of our area, worship together, spend time visiting and encouraging widows, and celebrating Taylor’s bday. Their hearts for serving others have been such an encouragement to me personally as well.

One of the things I love about ministry is seeing how God connects people and ministries. Sometimes a first visit is simply about building relationships, listening, learning, and seeing where God may open doors in the future. ❤️

“Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction…” James 1:27 🙏🏻

We are thankful for our new friends at FAM and for the time we’ve shared together in Honduras. 🇭🇳❤️

🇭🇳❤️ We are so happy to have Roger, Michelle, Taylor, and Jordan with Faith Alive Ministries here with us in Honduras! F...
10/04/2026

🇭🇳❤️ We are so happy to have Roger, Michelle, Taylor, and Jordan with Faith Alive Ministries here with us in Honduras!

Faith Alive Ministries is a Gospel-centered ministry dedicated to putting faith into action by serving widows, orphans, and vulnerable families both locally and around the world. We are thankful God has brought our ministries together and look forward to the time we will share serving, encouraging, and seeing what God may have planned for the future. 🙏🏻🌎

“Pure and undefiled religion in the sight of our God and Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself unstained by the world.” James 1:27

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