The Horsts Previously of Honduras :): February 2012

Sunday, February 5, 2012

friends

Ray and Christine Taylor from England and Elda Martinez from Mexico

Rafael Rivas, friend and fellow ECA board member

Emilio, Gabriela and family stayed with us for a night while attending a church celebration in Valle.

Enjoying lunch with Ray, Christine, Elda and Jose, a new friend from Los Angeles.

Tristan, Beth, Siguel and Maddie Mohagen, fellow missionaries who vacationed with us in Tela

Kathy and Virgil (not pictured :) Troyer, MCCers in Teguc.

Friday, February 3, 2012

Triunfo de la Cruz, near Tela, Honduras

heading for the beach

the catch of the day

this was the pool that came with the house...

...just kidding :)

We had an awesome time with our friends, Tristan, Beth, Sigel and Madelyn Mohagen.

the whole crew!

Thursday, February 2, 2012

B-day #39

On January 18th, Janelle was Queen for a Day. And yes, she got to have her cake and eat it, too. Thank you, Ali and Angelica, who made the cake while supposedly doing their schoolwork. :)

sorry

I need to make a correction. I've just been informed that while Zack did take all of the cat photos, it was Ali who photographed all of the scenery shots. I am sorry!

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Zack's Snaps

Zack took all of these pictures around our house.

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We are Harlan, Janelle, Angelica, Alessandra and Zackery. We are from Pennsylvania in the United States. We are back in Pennsylvania after living in Valle de Angeles, Honduras for about four years. We served as associate missionaries with Eastern Mennonite Missions. Based on our experience working at "La Finca de Los Niños" children's home, we founded a new ministry program in conjunction with Honduran nationals to assist "at risk" youth transition into healthy, responsible and productive adult lives. The name of this new effort is called El Camino Adelante (The Way Forward). We are founding board members of El Camino Adelante and served as directors of the program in Honduras for a year and a half before moving back to the USA. El Camino Adelante is a supported ministry of The Second Tunic. We thank God that He allows us to serve him in a little corner of Honduras and here in Pennsylvania.