Library's For Honduran Villages
Individual churches can do a great deal of good for current and future generations by sponsoring a library in "their" Honduran village. Thanks to Carl Dickerson who is a member of the Rotary Club, churches can get help in making these libraries a reality by helping fund the projects.
Carl is a member of the Rotary Club and he can work with other local Rotary Clubs to help secure funding. If your church is interested, please provide him with the name and address/phone number of your local Rotary member, he will contact that member and work to secure donations.
All that is needed is:
1 .A Rotary contact which you send to Carl
2. Total of $1000.

Get in touch with Carl and/or Dr. Tom Camp for more information.
Rev. Carl Dickerson: cad_55@yahoo.com
Tom Camp: llamacamp@hughes.net

Well Established Medical Team Needs One or More Doctors
This team has plenty of support staff including nurses and pharmacy
technicians. Lots of medicine and supplies. They need a doctor. Great
place to serve in Honduras. Great, spiritual team doing God's work. For
more information:

June 13 – 22 Livingston Chapel United Methodist Church
Destination: Utila, Honduras
Team Leader: Bucket Guthrie
UMC ssjjw@NETZERO.NET 256 – 385-1370 or 256 - 747-6587
Asst. leader: April Burgess JB021980@aol.com

Pharmacist Needed for Mission Trip
A Honduran Mission trip scheduled for May 1 - 9, 2008 is in need of a Pharmacist. The Medical Mission trip is to Limon, Honduras. Ken Hook will be leading this team. For information regarding this trip, please contact Ken at hookkp@cox.net
Thank you once again. Would you believe Dr. Gibson ended up with a PA and a ER physician for his Feb. trip.
Chris Z.
Carolina Honduras Health Foundation
Don't Get Left Out in the Cold
In reviewing the dates for AHMEN teams for this year we noticed that several teams will be passing through La Ceiba during periods where most hotels will be fully booked if they are not already. March 16th through the 23rd is Easter week, from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday the government shuts down and almost the entire country takes the week off. La Ceiba is a very popular vacation spot because of its proximity to beaches, rivers and mountains. We understand that every hotel is already booked. Likewise in May La Ceiba holds its annual carnival from the 17th through the 24th. This carnival attracts people from all over Central America, and all the hotels book up. Even if some rooms are still available, hotels normally have a three-night minimum stay during this period. Teams coming thru La Ceiba during carnival week may have to stay in Tela or Progreso. Please have folks take this into consideration when making final plans.
In His Service, Brent and Doris
Busy Dates in La Ceiba - teams must make prior arrangements: March 16 - 23 if they wish to sleep in La Ceiba May 17 - 24
Ciriboya Health Clinic Dedication
Ciriboya Clinic hosted its Dedication in Dec. '07. It's open for patients
and teams.
Goal: Function as a regional hospital, clinic, emergency services 24/7,
referral center, training for medical personnel, eye, dental, and public
health center.
Staffing includes: Full time Cuban Medical personnel, Rotations of Honduran and American Medical personnel Bill Camp, Dr. Luther Castillo, Bud McKinney, and Jesus Cacho will be attending the Jan 19th '08 meeting at Birmingham Southern College to tell more about the clinic and it's needs as well as to sing up teams for the 2008 year.

Sponsorship Needed
Many of you know Mario Maraldo. Mario has been on multiple trips with both AHMEN, CHIMES, PINCC, and Birthing Project. He has great dreams for Yeimy, his daughter. If you have ever met her, she is the beautiful, dark haired young girl that sometimes comes with Mario to the compound when we are visiting there in La Ceiba getting ready to go out on a mission. She is making great grades in school, but needs some financial assistance in staying in. Read on.
If you, anyone you know, or a group might be interested or for more information contact:
Sandy at Cruzado: Cruzadas.Sandy@gmail.com
Here is some info on Mario's daughter, Yeimy Kassandra Miralda.
They are having problems keeping the children in school because of the finances so if you find a possibility for a sponsorship, please let us know.
Yeimy is 12 years old and going to 7th. grade. She needs to finish her high school. After finishing 9th. grade she would like to do her 10th-12th. grade with a grade in hotel management and tourism.
The cost of her schooling per year is $800.00 for the year. They will usually spend about $200.00 at the beginning of the year and then $60.00 monthly.





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