Monthly Archives: March 2014

On Friday, my students came up with adjectives to describe their school, Destino del Reino.  The children are what make up the school.  They are precious in His sight.  Many of them do not know their fathers, have no fathers … Continue reading →

On Thursday,at 4:30 a.m., Sheena, I , and the other four American teachers left Siguatepeque to renew our visas in order to stay in Honduras for another 90 days.  That will take us to June 20th, our departure date for … Continue reading →

Originally composed in Old Irish, the words of “Be Thou My Vision” are attributed to the eighth century Irish poet, Dallan Forgaill.  May this be our prayer as we celebrate the life of a missionary now enjoying God’s glory. Be … Continue reading →

4th 4th graders at Destino had the privilege and opportunity last Friday and this week to read books they had selected and practiced to both the 8th graders in Colegio as well as members of a visiting Mission’s Team from … Continue reading →

Destino del Reino is training leaders to take their place in the Kingdom of God.  Today was a very special day dedicated to looking at countries around the world where Christians are persecuted:  Belarus, Uganda, Jordan, Cuba, and Brunei.  Classrooms … Continue reading →

c: Anne  Because your steadfast love is better than life, 70 years of life, my lips will praise You!  Great is Thy faithfulness.  God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Hom.  Thank you, Sheena, for showing … Continue reading →

“All I want is in You , all I need is in You, In You I find joy,  in you I find peace, in You joy overflowing, In You I have life, in You I have breath, in You I … Continue reading →

“Nothing Is Impossible” The second, third, and fourth graders enjoy singing “Nothing is Impossible”  in English class at Destino!  Thanks, Bethany and Nicole, for the cool motions! [Chorus] Through You, I can do anything, I can do all things, For … Continue reading →

Father, You have places so much variety in Your world:   Little brown sparrows and large white, black beaked birds that landed in our neighbor’s tree this morning.  Tiny purple puff flowers that the kids pick for us everyday on … Continue reading →