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News from Choluteca

Some exciting news about Choluteca from our friends at GCLA:

Luz Moved in her New Home
from GCLA Foundation in Action
The community “Esperanza” has new kids in the block. Luz moved with her children, and Ramon moved with his family. We were delayed due to water and sewer but now the systems are in, and soon more families will move. Read more.

Expansion in Choluteca
from GCLA Foundation in Action
The Choluteca church has been growing in attendance and in services to their community. Some weekends the church receives 300 or more people, but it fits only 250. The church is building an expansion to the Auditorium where now 550 people will seat comfortably. Read more.

Basic Utility Vehicle in Casa Hogar
from GCLA Foundation in Action
A US college student designed a type of cheap, hard working, efficient, utility vehicle that could be used for heavy tasks in places of community service such as Casa Hogar. These vehicle is made in Honduras. Now we are using it to move rocks, materials, re-bar, blocks, cement, trash, posts, anything. Read more.

Fencing Casa Hogar Vida
from GCLA Foundation in Action
One of the last requirements to receive the orphan HIV/AIDS children in Casa Hogar Vida was the fence, we are building it and it should be finished within a month. The Honduran children agency has already assigned 4-6 children that could come and live here. Read more.

Why Go? (3)

From the GCLA Missions site, here is the missions video for 2009:

GCLA New Missions Website

GCLA has a new Missions website!  It’s geared toward those who have gone, plan to go, or are interested in going on a short-term mission trip to Latin America.  The new site is super cool, has RSS feed, lots of pictures, and a place for you to share your story about your experience in Latin America. 

Due to the change in the website, the place to apply is now http://www.gclamissions.com, click on the "Register" tab.  I apologize that the address I had on the info sheet was incorrect.  The week I had to print the info sheet was the very week their website was in transition, so I had to just go with the info I had at the time, even though I suspected it would be changing. 

If you find that any of my links to GCLA-related sites are not working, please let me know.  It’s hard for me to remember all the places I might have linked to their site, so I might have missed some.

UPDATE:  The link to the Training Manual is not working yet.  I’ve left a message on their site, so hopefully they’ll get that fixed soon.  In the mean time, I have uploaded the pdf to my server.  Here’s the link.

 

GCLA Missions Website