1 Desk for doctor, 1 Doctor’s chair, 2 Patient’s chair, 1 Examining table, 1 Foot lamp with magnifying glass, 2 Blood pressure monitor, 5 Stethoscope, 50 Suture kit Standard Urgent Care Clinic Expendables Supplies—there are currently no supplies… so as much as can be donated is welcome!

Laboratory

Testing equipment and supplies for Pregnancy test, Glucose test, Cholesterol test, 2 Microscopes Test tubes.

Dental Clinic

2 Autoclaves, 1 Instrumentation for endodontics for dental surgery, 1 Wireless suction equipment, 1 Electrical needle discarder, 1 Dental curing lamp, 1 Portable suction equipment, 1 High speed micromotor, 1 Cavitron, 1 Dremmel tool, 1 Vacuum for dental Lab Dental Hygiene Cleaning tools and expendable supplies for standard dental hygiene services :  There currently are none so as much as can be donated are welcome and will be used over Year One 2020.

Pre-clinic

1 Two level table, 1 Chair, 1 Scale to weigh adults, 1 Blood pressure monitor, 1 Stethoscope, 3 Thermometers, 2 Nebulizer, 3 Wheelchairs.

Treatment room

4 Beds, 16 White Bedsheets sets, 4 IV Fluids stand with hooks, 4 Night tables, 4 Overbed tables, 4 Bed railings, 1 Mayo stand, 1 Oxygen tank.

Pharmacy

1 Desk, 1 Chair, 4 Closets to store medications, 1 Computer.

Kitchen and laundry room and auditorium

1 Stove with six burners, 1 Refrigerator, 1 Washing machine, 1 Dryer, 100 Foldables chairs, 4 “Cafe Tables” and chair sets.

Library

21 Laptops computers, 12 Library tables (for 4), 50 chairs, 1 Librarian desk, 1 Chair, 1 Color Printer/photocopier, 1 Laser Printer, 1 Projector, 1 Wall Mounted Automatic Screen.

Classroom 1

30 Desks, 4 Whiteboards, 2 Long tables, 1 Projector and Screen.

Classroom 2

30 Desks, 4 Whiteboards, 2 Long tables, 1 Projector and Screen.

Bedroom 1

2 Single beds, 2 Bedside tables, 4 Sets of bed sheets, 2 night table lamps, 1 Wardrobe.

Bedroom 2

2 Bunk Beds, 2 Bedside tables, 8 Sets of bed sheets, 2 night table lamps, 1 Wardrobe.

Bedroom for doctor on call

1 Single bed, 1 Bedside table, 2 Sets of bed sheets, 1 night table lamp, 1 Wardrobe.

Office

4 Filling cabinets of 4 drawers, 2 Closets, 2 Long tables for meetings, 1 Executive Salon Furniture for Visiting Dignitaries (couch etc.), 2 wing back chairs, round 5-6 ft diameter meeting table, 2 side tables, 2 lamps, 1 Safe for Valuables/Confidential Documents Office.

Administrative Waiting Area

 4 Comfortable Chairs (vinyl or simulated leather upholstery).

Security Guard Room

1 Single Bed, 1 Wardrobe, 1 Nightstand and Lamp, 1 Chair, 1 Security Safe.

Vehicles and Storage Container

 2 Gently Used Mini Vans for patient, student, and supply transport, 1 Standard or Half Size Shipping container for Secure Storage on Property.

Addison writes about the Afro-Honduran experience and Afro-Latino culture. He has previously published two bilingual poetry collections—La Noche Tuvo Miedo and Canto Afrolatino / Afro-Latin Song—and a novel, Happy Land. The Spanish-language version of his second novel, Ernesto Gamboa, won the International Latino Book Award. Addison has also written for the Nuevo Herald and other Hispanic newspapers.

When books are ordered directly through the commission, a percentage of the proceeds from the sale of Father Addison’s book will be given to support the work of Central Florida’s Honduras Commission.  To order, please email Commission Chair, Wesny Dubic at wdubic02@hotmail.com.

The women in Honduras who are involved in God’s Grace Linens take great pride in their work, using the gifts and talents God has blessed them with.  They are thankful for this opportunity to provide for their families and to support their local church.

They are working toward becoming self-sufficient by using their gifts of needlework to make exquisite altar linens at reasonable prices for worship in North American churches.  The altar linens are made of fine Irish linen, handmade and embroidered in a variety of designs.  A full line is available. Special orders can be placed.

For more information or to place an order visit their website at www.godsgracelinens.net

The Central Florida Honduras Commission recommends that you follow advise from the CDC on Mosquito Bite Prevention for Travelers or for more complete information go directly to the CDC website http://www.cdc.gov/ .

St. Barnabas Episcopal School, Deland, FL, enjoys a School to School Relationship with St. Mary’s Bi-Lingual School in Tegucigalpa.  

Read more about the role of the Schools of the Episcopal Church of Honduras.

The following comes from an email received in October from Rev. Kathy Pennybacker, Canon to Honduras:

Last night we began to reap the harvest of the seeds that you and your team from Holy Child planted when you came to the deanery of Yuscaran to present the workshop “The Man in the Mirror”.  150+ men from all over the deanery came to Ojo to celebrate God’s presence in their lives.  Every village/mission was represented. They came in by bus, cars, trucks, motorcycles and of course — by foot. Counting the women, there were actually about 200 people present — truly standing room only!!!! We even had children sitting on the steps leading to the Lord’s Table !!!!

The scripture was the Prodigal Son and we had a professor from Yuscaran/Lainez give testimony of his walk with the Lord.  All eyes were on him as they listened intently — even the children.

Carlos+ gave a stirring call to evangelism and the ladies of Ojo sang the hymn “Hombres” to the men.

We began at 6 pm and after many songs of praise followed with food prepared by the ladies, the evening ended at 9:30 pm. The grace of God and the presence of the Holy Spirit was very evident throughout the night.

Dagoberto+ was all smiles and told me to tell you how thankful he is for the spark that your group ignited here in the deanery of Yuscaran. We are praying that it will continue and spread.  Please spread the good news and our thanks to the rest of your team.

Rev. Jonathan French and 13 members from his congregation, Grace Church, Ocala, went to El Hogar de Amor y Esperanza from June 24-30.  Read what their team members had to say about this life-changing experience.

Rev. Tim Nunez also led a mission team to El Hogar and established a ‘sister parish’ in a Parish to Parish relationship with St. Mary’s, Belleview and Santa Maria de los Angeles in Tegucigalpa.  Read here about their experience.

Rev. G. Comforted Keen, rector Church of the Holy Child, Ormond Beach, led a small mission team of four men to their companion parish Church of the Transfiguration, Las Crucitas.  Read about the special ministry these men brought to the men in Honduras.