Darlene Desperately Needs
Our Help
Submitted by Linda Tripp
 Can
you imagine your 2 year old daughter (or granddaughter) in
this situation: she looks about 7 months because she is so
small. She can sit up, but she has never crawled, walked, or
talked. She can cry, but often does not. She can hear. She
can smile, but 99% of the time does not. If you sit her down
in a chair or on the floor, she does not wander off. Sounds
nice, that she doesn’t wander off, huh? It is not a good
thing, let me tell you. Her hip isn’t right and one leg
is shorter than the other. Readers, she is pitiful. Gosh, I
have seen many dogs much more healthy. Her name is Darlene.
And she is the product of rape by her grandfather, who is also
her father. She lives in Yorito, Honduras with her grandmother.
If 20 people would contribute just $10/month, we can get her
evaluated so see what her future may hold. Please pray about
Darlene and contact me.
Linda Tripp
LMMT4@yahoo.com
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Click here for Container Loading Story and Pictures
Container Arrives in Honduras
This is a letter from our new Warehouse supervisor,
Doris Brent, and her “assistant” Brent. Each member
of the AHMEN organization breathed a sigh of relief when they
agreed to take on this job. If you need to contact them, they
live in Utila, Honduras: bradyhouse@verizon.net Hello Jane:
Sandy has informed us that the AHMEN containers have arrived in country
and will be delivered to the Cruzadas compound soon. Doris and I are
headed to La Ceiba from Utila to be there when they arrive. As "warehouse
managers" we'd like to make sure everything goes as smoothly as
possible and Sandy says she welcomes our help. We have a list of proposed
AHMEN'S mission dates from the website and a print out for the team
colors. However, not every team on the list has been assigned a color
and we're not sure if this means they are not coming or will not be
receiving supplies. We'd like to store the boxes by colors and arrival
dates to facilitate loading at this end when the teams arrive. Not
sure if we're supposed to get a list of what's being sent by each team.
A list of the boxes that each team is sending will be would be very
helpful. We have one from the the Guffeys, but from no one else. Don't
know how things were done in the past and don't want to step on any
toes, but Larry Pitts did mention that there was often confusion during
the unloading and loading at the compound and we'd like to make things
run smoothly for everyone concerned.
Please let us know what you think and we welcome any suggestions. Thank
you
In His Name, Brent
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Mobile
Health Clinic
 Rev.
Ray Crump has access to a 73 passenger school bus, in good condition,
few miles, and has storage facilities under the belly.
The question he asked me: Do we want a traveling clinic? When we passed
this question on to Sister Eleanor, she just laughed. "You know Dr.
Camp, sometimes you asked the silliest questions. Of course we could use
it."
Now the question is: Are we willing to Put our Money where
our mouth is. Brother Ray has suggested we ask each Sunday
School Class if each member will put up $10. He calculates
this would be a good started for a bid on the bus.Pray
about this and let's give Brother Ray some feedback:
Rev. Ray Crump: RayLCr@aol.com
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