On Day 4, Sunday, we started the morning with the baptism of Angela España at a beautiful location in the mountains in a spring fed river. Worship was not until that evening at 4:00. Bryan was asked to lead a song in English because they were very interested in hearing us sing. I spoke on “How to Solve Spiritual Problems.” Three people responded in need of prayers.
Monday, was somewhat of a “free day” and we went to a town called Livingston. The boat ride there was on a mini cargo ship and took about an hour. This town is on Mario’s radar for a church plant in the near future. We met and visited several hours with a potential contact that would make a strong Christian. The trip back was on a motor speed boat that ended up breaking down. The Guatemalan Coastguard, which Mario didn’t even know existed, towed us to shore and we made it safe.
We were able to eat at a very memorable restaurant on the Bay of Honduras that was outdoors and on a huge dock sitting over the water. In the middle of dinner we got another call for a baptism. We were able to witness a lady be baptized that night by Caesar España. This took place in a hotel pool since that was the most convenient body of water.
Day 6, we traveled to a town called El Estor and Bryan spoke on “Be Thou Faithful until Death and Receive a Crown of Life.” After worship we visited the preacher’s house there in El Estor and his family graciously fed all 10 of us who traveled there. We returned late that night since it was a six hour drive round-trip. On Wednesday, we visited the church in Morales. Amilcar España preaches at the church here. Before heading over to Morales, the España family invited us for lunch. After lunch we went to see the building progress in San Manuel about 10-15 minutes from the España’s. We headed to Morales and visited the piece of property they purchased for a building. The building they worship in now is leased and they have plans for their own building soon. Mario asked me to speak that night on “How to Solve Economic Problems.” The message was well received and they all lined-up afterward to hug each of our necks.
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