We started off the morning reading “The Christmas Story” which was a great representation of how all parts of the Bible are applicable at all times. We were challenged to be messengers of joy, since we have already received the message of joy. Mrs. Holly gave us clown noses as a reminder of the joy that we are to spread.Then, we got right to work on the house again to try and beat the rain coming....

Well, I forgot to get some students to write up day three, so you guys are stuck with me (BJ) today.  Here we go.We kicked off our morning with another devo led by Holly where she encouraged us with a message from Ephesians 1:13-14, reminding us that when we trusted in Jesus, we were sealed, covered, and secured. She challenged us that by knowing our eternity is already taken care of should radica...

The day began at 8 a.m. with a devotional on John 15:5. We reflected on how two people working together are stronger than one—especially when facing the challenges of this world.Afterwards, we hopped on a big yellow dog (school bus) with the world’s best driver, who skillfully navigated winding mountain roads, sharp curves, and deep valleys to get us to the construction site. After unloading the t...

We made it through the rain—literally and figuratively—and we’re officially on the ground in Sandy Bay, Roatán, Honduras! Loaded with luggage and full hearts, we made it to the airport with plenty of time to spare, boarded the plane, and touched down safely on the island. And we didn’t slow down from there. The moment we landed, we headed straight to the children’s home at Sandy Bay Lighthouse Min...