Author: eharbison

I remember as a child hearing my parents remark, “I can’t believe it’s December already.” At the same time, I remember thinking as a child, “I thought it would never come.” My parents did such a wonderful job of making Christmas magical for us kids....

The next time you hear from us, we will be reporting on our annual Bible camp. As of this writing we have around 200 children from ages 8-18 signed up for one of the three weeks of camp. It’s an exciting time of year for...

Another school year has come to an end; thus, another year of our boys’ program has wrapped up. We ended the year with 23 young men. One of those young men graduated from high school, Benjamin Román. Benjamin has been a model student: studious, obedient,...

By Phil Waldron, CEO   James Franklin McCreary III was first a friend and then a partner in ministry with Donna and I for almost forty years. During the early eighties, we were a young couple at a church in Atlanta for years where James and Merrill...

At the end of August, we had our fourth annual family retreat for the church at Barrio Belén. We had 137 people in attendance. We were blessed to receive Juan Meza (MX) as our speaker and Jeremias Santos (DR) to lead our worship. It was...

As we write this newsletter, we are days away from processing the first harvest of broiler chickens. This part of our work has been on hold for almost 2 years due to many factors. God has seen fit for us to have this new opportunity...

September 15th is Independence Day in all the Central American countries: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. This date commemorates the signing of the Act of Independence of Central America in 1821, which declared their freedom from Spain. This day has deep cultural ties...

These are busy days for the young men at the Moses Project. September is full of holidays from school centered around Independence Day as well as Teacher’s Day. We have had the privilege of having the young men around the farm doing various chores. Some...

By: Phil Waldron, CEO   “Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy” is the title of a book that Donna and I have just finished reading. The book argues that lament is a neglected but essential dimension of the Christian life, a way to bring sorrow to God in the...

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