Long ride to Sister Church- El Redentor
We’re still on the road. Ruth prepared peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and snacks for us to eat along the way. It has been a wild ride so far. The roads are absolutely horrible, full of potholes. As Big John says “this is an absolute free for all,” dodging all this traffic and potholes and trying not to hit the people walking along the road or the motorcycles who decide tho create their own lane up the middle. #middleofnowhere #15gringosaccountedfor #FPCNewton


Fun with Guatemalan Children
This afternoon we asked the children of the community to join us in recreation. Here are just a few snapshots of the children making bracelets, jumping rope, playing soccer and just having some good old fashion fun and games. Post by Michelle Kirby.


Guatemala Mission Team Wednesday Report
This morning we loaded up on the truck with all of our supplies and headed back to Domingo’s house for the second phase of our work. So grateful for the men in our group who are able to do some of the heaving lifting , because not only do we have to beak down the metal forms, they have to carry them back to the truck to take to another home to built latrines, but before that is done we must scrape all the concrete off the forms and clean them, this is how they are to reuse th


Guatemala Mission Team- Tuesday- report from Michelle, Greg, Bonnie and John
Report from one group Tuesday afternoon.This is Domingo, he is 80 yrs old and lives here with 8 children and their families. John , Bonnie, Greg and I are going to build them a latrine today. The floor was poured yesterday. We bolted the frame together and painted them with oil so the concrete won’t stick. It takes eighteen buckets of the gravel and two bags of concrete mix to make one latrine. We reinforced concrete with wire and then began filling up the frames. We will le


Guatemala Mission Team- Monday Afternoon
It was all hands on deck this afternoon as we made wire forms and mixed mixed concrete for stoves that we will install in some lucky families homes later this week. I think we ended up with ten stoves.


Guatemala Mission Team in Action
Fifteen members from FPCNEWTON left Saturday morning for 10 days on Mission work to Guatemala. Mission Impact is hosting our team and today they head out to a remote village to help build stoves and water filters.

