We are in our third week of project time.The four teams on the base have done very well considering the amount of rain we are getting, because every day the afternoons are washed out. They managed to reach our goals set for them

Praise the Lord for an answer to prayer. The Mayan-Chortis tribe decided to allow the team to come and stay with them. That way they don’t have to walk the three-hour trip to get there every day!

Teams have been working on projects and on personal issues of team members as well

e were blessed to have a youth group come out and enjoy the base. They played games, had a devotion and sung songs around the fire

We are now in our second week of project time. We have 21 leaders and 156 team members. Training wrapped up with a memorable Commissioning Night service

Greetings from Honduras! We are now in the midst of Boot Camp. We have 18 leaders and 82 team members, making up 6 teams

Misheck Kathumba is a facilitator as of 2009. In 2004 he was one of the 40 applicants who wanted to come to be a student. He was in the 14 who got accepted. He did his schooling, and his internship with Teen Missions at Melisa Foster Orphan Rescue Unit

TMI Philippines is in real progress. We are very busy with the beautification of our property here so that many will be attracted to our facilities

The Australian teams are still in their project time. Here are some updates on what they are doing.

I am thankful to God for all my brothers and sisters in Christ from your country that are giving finances to run our Missionary school, thanks for all Your prayers and cares for us here in Russia