St. Aidan's Outreach to Honduras via LAMB
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The Latin American Missionary and Bible Institue (LAMB) is a Christ-centered ministry reaching out to the world with the love of Jesus. They have actively cared for neglected and abandoned children since 2000. These are children who are at risk or victims of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse by adults and/or older siblings. This community provides a safe, nurturing environment, balanced meals, clothing and recreation, and tutoring. They have recently purchased rural land in order to expand its overflowing Children's Residential Home to better serve their needs. Teams from North Metro Episcopal Churches provide assistance to the LAMB Institute which is located in Flor del Campo, an impoverished inner city neighborhood in the Honduran capital city of Tegucigalpa.   During March 2007, St. Aidan's sent its first mission team to Honduras to work for the LAMB Institute in Tegucigalpa. Deacon Carole Maddux, Karen DeArmey and Jim Myers represented the church. This team worked with local people to build adobe style cottages to house these orphaned children.   During 2008 St. Aidan's is sending two more teams: March 9-16 and April 6-13. The first team is composed of Karen DeArmey, Betsy Laundon , Jim Myers and Martha Myers. The second team is composed of Carole and Katy Maddux, and Alyssa and Joey Sargent. This year the team hopes to complete the building of the adobe style cottages on the new property. The ultimate plan calls for ten cottages, each of which will accommodate 8-10 children with two house parents in order to provide them with more of a family environment.

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