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Updates from Guy Henry
August 2010 Update
June 11th marked the celebration of “Student’s Day.” The most important part of the day was in recognizing students with grades above a 90%, of which nearly 100 were recognized! read more >>
June 2010 Update
"After weighing and measuring approximately 90 potential students, 70 names have been submitted to receive vitamins on a daily basis. There are clearly many malnourished students that need to receive supplements. read more >>
April 2010 Update
"As of the date of this report the students are all at home for their first weeks vacation, for the "Holy Week" as they refer to it, here in Honduras. read more >>
February 2o1o Update
"Over the last month, the staff has been adapting to the many new changes caused by the new class hours. Yes, we are all being stretched, but change is always a good thing when it is for the better. read more >>
January 2o1o Update
"Every year, after consideration and prayer, I come up with a theme or saying that will help further establish the ministry's vision in the leaders, staff and student body over the year. read more >>
Lifesong-Honduras Current Projects
Projection 2010
Learn more about the needs we have in 2010. read more>>
3rd Story Addition
New Students
The weekend of February 6th all of the students arrived for the school year 2010, we registered around 450 students. This number is up from past years, but we also have more new enrollees than in previous years. We literally have had to clear out storage rooms to create more space to house all of them. It is obvious which direction we will need to take with the next building project, adding on to the existing boys' dorms to accommodate for the increase in enrollments. learn more >>
About Honduras
Location
Central America, bordering the Caribbean Sea, between Guatemala and Nicaragua and bordering the Gulf of Fonseca (North Pacific Ocean), between El Salvador and Nicaragua
Capital City
Tegucigalpa
Area
112,090 sq km (slightly larger than Tennessee)
Population
7,792,854
Languages
Spanish, Amerindian dialects
Religion
Roman Catholic 97%, Protestant 3%
**data from www.cia.gov
