“Pray for Us”: Second Hurricane Devastates Latin America
“Pray for Us”: Second Hurricane Devastates Latin America
Responding to Hurricane Eta in Latin America
Responding to Hurricane Eta in Latin America Hurricane Eta
Meeting the Challenge, in God’s Time
Meeting the Challenge, in God’s Time REGION:
Essential Work and Unstoppable Faith
In Honduras, the government response to COVID-19 has impacted
Learning to Lead: Carlos’ Story
Carlos Vicente lives in Las Minas. Like so many
COVID-19 in Latin America
From her home in Honduras, Leanne Talen Geistefer, Latin
Strangers At The Door
The door of the church is a place where strangers should be met and received.
Honduran Women Grow Healthier Communities
For indigenous women in Honduras, life is hard. Persistent poverty,
My Son, My Shining Star, My Treasure
HONDURAS - Everth Omar Sánchez lives with his parents and two sisters in the western Tegucigalpa neighborhood of Flor de Campo. The 13-year-old has been a member of the Cinco Estrellas Impact Club for the past three years. Cinco Estrellas means “five stars” in Spanish, but Everth was not a shining star when he joined the club.
They Look for a Safe Place
HONDURAS - In October, 160 Hondurans left the town of San Pedro Sula to gain asylum in Mexico or the United States. As they walked north, their numbers grew: 1000 in the first two days, 1,600 by day three, over 4,000 by October 15. Migrant movements have happened before, but this one is attracting global attention and debate about the rights of people seeking asylum.
