On the field end of things, organizations like Wycliffe Bible Translators often lack the personnel and funding needed to complete projects. This new short-term program is designed to maximize the effects of the mission trip in the lives of participants. Pre-trip training sessions build interdependence between team members. Field sessions focus on discovering God s heart for the lost and His plan for reaching them. Debriefing and follow-up sessions help individuals learn how to share their experiences with others.
Joint efforts continue to assist hurricane victims with the greatest needs.
Volunteers will interact with the Honduran people and enjoy their food, music and culture while assisting in the reconstruction efforts. Ten more work trips to Honduras are planned between now and the end of next summer. Mike Edwards and his wife Lynne, began their service with Wycliffe in 1982. Their first assignment was in Papua New Guinea, where Mike served as a construction supervisor and Lynne as a graphic artist.