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ABOUT OUR MISSIONS
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ur mission efforts began in the Year
2000, under the name of
Christians
for Honduras.
We concentrated our efforts in the small remote village
of Marion, Honduras, where we assisted the villagers
with their water problems and in building 43 new homes.
Over the next few years, we also supplied them with
Bibles, school materials, clothing, OTC medications and
toiletries, and with limited medical assistance.
In 2007, feeling the leading
of the Holy Spirit, we left the good people of Marion in
the LORD’s
hands and shifted our emphasis from Honduras to
Guatemala. We are now operating under
the name of
His Way Missions
and are working closely with an established Christian
organization in Guatemala (Emmanuel Foundation), which
is involved in building churches and Bible schools and
establishing Christian radio stations. During 2008, we
provided funds to Emmanuel Foundation for assistance in
the building of Jocatan Bible Institute, which is now
open and in operation. |
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Thomas E. Doyle of His Way Missions and
Fausto Ceberia of Emmanual Foundation at Jocatan Bible
Institute in Joacatan, Guatemala, January, 2009 |
In 2009, we
began a new work in the small village of Camotan, in eastern Guatemala, which is the poorest
region in the entire country. We are working with a
medical center there which has medical data on 5000
native Guatemalans and Hondurans, some of whom must walk
several hours in order to reach the clinic. They are
planning the construction of a new medical center
building, which will house two examination rooms, two
baths, and a combination reception/file/storage room.
Construction is expected to begin in February 2009, and
will require approximately $37,000.00 for completion.
Size of the building will be 1,700 square feet or 40’ x
42’. For further information regarding this project,
you may e-mail
tedoyle@iceweb.net.
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In late 2008, a landslide destroyed several villages in
eastern Guatemala, and the road connecting the village
of Conacaste with many of
the other villages was washed away. We are working
toward acquiring funds to re-establish this roadway,
which will enable traffic to access the area and save
extensive time and labor for man-carrying of
materials. The cost for excavation, drainage, piping,
gravel and hauling will be approximately $25,000.00.
Financial assistance is desperately needed for this
project.
We continue to provide
ONIL GRAVITY WATER FILTERS,
which save many lives and
THE ONIL STOVE, which prevents injuries,
saves lives and preserves forests. Cost for an
individual water filter is $50.00 [U.S. currency]. Each
water filter will save at least one life over a period
of only a few years. Cost for the stove is $150.00
[U.S. currency] each, which includes installation.
We also
assist with financial needs in our own home area in the
U. S., as we become aware of them. |
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This page and its ancillary pages are © 2009 His
Way Missions |
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