Ledford Landing: November 2010

PROJECTS FOR 2011

We have 5 children going to private schools so that they may get a decent education..we continue to build boats for local fishermen, we have people who need houses, bathrooms, basic essentials. If you are interested in helping financially, send donations to: Missionary Ventures International, PO Box 593550, Orlando, Florida, 32859-3550. ATTN: Preference for Scott and Susan Ledford in Honduras. These are tax deductible contributions and, oh yeah, it will certainly be a huge blessing. God bless you as you give and "go into all the world" with us. Well, at least into Honduras.

Happy Holidays from Susan and Scott

Please make sure you scroll down and click on older posts as you look at these photos. We have tried to load you up on wonderful images and not so much chatter. Enjoy and God Bless Us All! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

WE GIVE THANKS FOR.....

the people of Honduras, all the animals, good friends, babies we helped deliver, our new church services here at the mission house, Cha-Cha, the monkey, and Chili, her faithful companion, and so much more.

Scott opens our first church service. Brother Gary Williams is sitting on the front row and preaches to us every Sunday at 10 a.m. That's Peggy, his wife, sitting beside him.

Butterflies, known as Mariposas in Spanish, are prolific here in the rain forest.

One of many indigenous birds to Honduras.

One of many artifacts at the Mayan Ruins in Copan.

Jessica, our Peace Corps Volunteer and Susan's precious friend.

Cha-Cha, our monkey, and Cowboy Chili, one of our dogs, have become fast friends.

These folks graduated from English class here at the house.

Josias, we call him Ho-Ho, turned 1 year old in August. We helped deliver him last year here at the mission house.

Med Team Visits La Libertad

This medical team visited a village that was about 5 hours by car, 1 1/2 hours by foot, with the aid of a Land Cruiser, donkeys, horses, and brute force, to be the first mission team to ever come to La Libertad, Honduras. A wet and very muddy group served the medical and dental needs of these precious villagers. A blessed time was had by all.