St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

 

 

 

Mission Trips


How You Can Support St. Andrew's Mission Trips

 

If you would like to support these and future mission trips, you can donate by check to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and put "Mission Trip" in the memo line.  The non-pledge offering at the services on June 1, 2008 went into the restricted Mission Account at St. Andrew's.  This money will help pay for the trips by Thomas and Barbara.  Any extra monies donated will remain in the restricted account, as there is already excitement among some members to be a part of a future mission trip.  Any and all donations are greatly appreciated.

 

 

2008

 


Thomas Ward will be traveling to the El Hogar school in Honduras from July 19-26, 2008.

Thomas is part of a group of 12 (9 youth and 3 leaders) traveling from Church of the Epiphany, Winchester, MA, to work in Honduras for 7 days.  Begun as a school for orphaned/abandoned boys, El Hogar school has now developed into three "campuses" and started accepting girls two years ago.  There is an elementary school, a technical middle school and an agricultural middle school, all residential.  

Thomas will be working on a construction project, as they are planning another dormitory as the school continues to grow.  Money raised will buy construction supplies and school supplies for the students.  Thomas will also spend time with the students and he is looking forward to some great soccer games!

Thomas Ward

 

Barbara will be traveling to Ecuador from August 15-25, 2008.

Barbara has joined the Mission Leadership Program through the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.  Barbara is being trained, through a series of monthly meetings, to plan and lead future mission trips.  As part of the training, Barbara will go for ten days to Ecuador, as a member of a group of approximately 9 adults visiting the brand new Episcopal Diocese in Ecuador and will be helping to build the first Episcopal chapel high in the Andes Mountains (she will be in one of the first groups of American missioners to visit this underserved area).  

In addition to building supplies, the group will bring gifts for the hosts and Bishop in Ecuador, as we begin a new relationship with new members of our greater church, helping them to know there are people who pray and support them, even though we live differently, speak different languages and are many miles apart.

Barbara Ward

 

 

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