YFC Aben and Jenny in Honduras: Outreach at Public High School

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Outreach at Public High School

On Monday, July 16th, we went to a local high school in the city to do some outreach.

We had a great time ministering to the students and sharing how the Lord has done great works in our lives. Here are some pictures of our time there!

Started with some singing :)

Then a little break dancing :)

Oscar sharing his testimony

Sharing devotion and plan of salvation
Ana was my translator :)

Praying for the students

Danny sharing his testimony

More of his testimony

Praying

response to invitation - simply amazing

So grateful to be able to witness things like this - just amazing to see the response to the Gospel and the individual stories of how the Lord has made all things new!

We serve such an AWESOME God!

1 comment:

Tom LeboAugust 21, 2012 at 5:55 PM
AWESOME! Wish I could have been there -- going to the schools was one of my favorite things there. Blessings!
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About this ministry...

We are Aben and Jenny Claros and we work for YouthForChrist in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. This ministry has 4 parts. First is a basic center of education providing education from preK-6th grade for children who have not had the opportunity to go to school because they are extremely poor. Some of them, if they are lucky, eat once a day. For this, we also started a feeding program at the school. We will be starting a daycare for the younger kids in 2014. Second is evangelism outreach at public schools. We bring teams of musicians, drama, and anything creative to reach highschoolers and bring the Good News to them. Third, we minister at the city dump. We try to go once a week, to bring a warm meal, water, and a devotional to the people who live and work in the trash dump. About 500 people work at the dump and about 100 families live at the dump. The fourth part for ministry is developing a micro-loan program to educate low income families in a trade, so they can learn to provide for themselves and their families.