Osmin Gutierrez Family
I pray this letter finds you well. I have great news! I believe we have the money to bring electricity to our property. It is now a matter of getting the permits from the government and a signature from a neighbor. This neighbor must give p [...]
Since our last prayer letter, we have had the joy of having our two oldest sons visit us from Bible college in Indiana. Juan finished his sophomore year, and Gerson finished his freshman year. “I have no greater joy than to hear that my chi [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. During the last week of January, we went to the States to attend a Missions Conference in Alabama. We extended our furlough until the first week of March. It was a productive time. We were able to report t [...]
We finished 2021 on a great note with a baptismal service, where 5 new believers followed the Lord in believer’s baptism. Each one of these new believers has a story of grace that makes evident the grace and providence of God on their lives [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. A few years ago while knocking on doors, I met a lady who was talking on her phone. I handed her a tract when she came to the door. She casually took the tract from me and mentioned to the person on the ph [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. The ministry continues here in Honduras. Since more people have been vaccinated, we have had visitors come to the services. We were also able to stir the baptismal waters and had some baptisms. We were abl [...]
I pray this letter finds you well. The situation here in Honduras is not anywhere near back to normal. There is still a 10:00 p.m. curfew here in Tegucigalpa. In the city of Campamento, where our mission church is located, an 8:00 p.m. curf [...]
As many of you might have heard, our country went through two hurricanes the last two months of 2020. It caused a lot of destruction, especially on the north side of the country. The only positive thing that came out of this was that the CO [...]
After six months of a very strict lockdown, things are finally beginning to open up here in Honduras. We are now allowed to hold in-person services, but we are only permitted to fill 20% of the capacity of our building. We are not yet allow [...]
As of this writing, we have been under lockdown for 120 days. If we are “lucky,” this Sunday the government should announce the start of what they call our “smart opening,” a process of opening up a different segment of our economy in five [...]
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