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eNewsletters reporting on the Thomas Herrington Bible Institute - Honduras
eNewsletters from the Good Shepherd Children's Home - Honduras
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Karl and Beth Brassfield serve as the Directors of the Emmanuel Children's Home - a home for sexually abused, girls. They also oversee BMDMI's Medical Clinic in the town of Diriamba.
The Brassfields have four children - Natalie, Emily, Melanie, and Isaac - and are from Claremore, Oklahoma.
The Emmanuel Home of Protection is located in Diriamba, Nicaragua and provides protection for young ladies who have been victims of abuse. We provide a loving and safe environment where thes young ladies receive spiritual, emotional and psychological support, education, pre-vocational training, food, clothing and shelter. These young ladies may or may not have family, but have been placed in our care because of their need for special protection.
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Bruce & Laurie Johnson, BMDMI Missionaries to Honduras since 1995. In addition to overseeing the construction projects undertaken by the Mission in Honduras, Bruce manages all of the Mission's websites, email systems, and the Mission's accounting computer program for our missionaries. Bruce also developed a Photo Ministry for the Honduran Mission Teams. Laurie serves as the Administrator for the Good Shepherd Christian Academy which educates children from the Good Shepherd Children's Home and the surrounding community.
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Chad and Nikki Williams made their first trip to Honduras in 2007 and after several more trips they heeded Gods call to full-time missions. After a year in Costa Rica studying Spanish they are now in Honduras living in Tegucigalpa. They will be working in Team Ministries as missionaries in charge with short term mission teams.
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Chris & Denyse Williams are following God’s call to serve in BMDMI’s ministries operated in Guiamaca, Honduras, including the Baptist Hospital and Short-term Mission Teams. Chris has extensive experience with well drilling and Denyse is a Pharmacist. The Williams are currently raising funds for their ministry after which they will attend language school in Costa Rica. They have 3 children: Madison, Rylea and Olivia.
The Williams are from Many, Louisiana.
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Darrel & Cathey Johnson have been serving in Nicaragua since 1996 where they have been involved in many of BMDMI's ministries.
Darrel currently serves as the Field Director for Nicaragua but is also responsible for working with Short-Term Mission Teams and overseeing the ministry of the Bible Institute. He also works closely with our pastors, counseling and encouraging them as they serve their own congregations.
Cathey is the administrator for the Mount of Olives Christian School in San Gregorio which she helped to establish in 1998. Additionally, Cathey is also involved in music and women's ministries, which involve retreats and/or seminars and a prison ministry.
The regular e-news mailing list for BMDMI missionary candidates Jason & Kelly Rozenboom.
Jason & Kelly Rozenboom are following God’s call to serve with BMDMI’s various ministries operated in the town of Guaimaca, Honduras including the Baptist Hospital and Short-term Mission Teams. Jason’s areas of expertise are Finance and Accounting; Kelly served as a teacher before becoming a fulltime homemaker. The Rozenbooms are currently attending language school in Cost Rica. They have five children: Isaiah, Jackson, Alaina, Daniel and Aniah.
The Rozenbooms are from Pella, Iowa.
e-Newsletters from Jimmy & Bonny Abbott, BMDMI Missionary Candidates to Honduras. Jimmy & Bonny Abbott have been involved with the various ministries in Guaimaca, Honduras for many years, serving in a support role when it was operated by World Baptist Missions. As BMDMI missionaries, the Abbotts will continue to focus on supporting the Guaimaca Ministries through hands-on work on the field as well as coordinating shipments of hospital supplies stateside.
Kelly and Trisha Lawrence are full-time missionaries with BMDMI and interim directors of the Good Shepherd Children’s Home (GSCH) in Honduras.
Originally from Kentucky, Kelly & Trisha have been married since 1983, have 2 children, and 2 grandchildren.
Kelly and Trisha are living, working, and helping to raise over 100 children at the GSCH in Honduras. They work together as a team with other missionaries and staff to ensure that the children live, learn, and grow in Christ. A vital aspect of their ministry is being good stewards of God’s money and helping maintain the facilities, grounds, and other supplies in a way that is pleasing to God. Before doing anything, the Lawrence’s and the staff always ask three questions before proceeding with any task or idea.
Will this glorify God?
Will this benefit the child?
Is this within the parameters of the laws and regulations of Honduras and BMDMI?
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: In April 2009 Julie and Kevin McKenzie answered God's call to serve full time in Honduras. Kevin works with the teams coming to serve at the Good Shepherd Children’s home. He also applies his police background to provide additional training to the home’s guards and is seeking opportunities to expand ministry to the national police force. Julie handles all the correspondence between supporters and the children, including gift acknowledgements, pictures and thank you letters. They have three children (Garrett, Molly Ruth, and Sophie).
The McKenzie's are from Olive Branch, Mississippi
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Having almost reached the age of retirement, God decided He had other plans and called her to become a full time missionary to Honduras. She has been in Honduras since 2009 and has expanded BMDMI's eyeglass ministry, including a mobile eyeglass ministry where she goes to the villages our teams aren't able to reach. Lynda's ministry is taking better sight to the people of Honduras.
Lynda is from Landrum,South Carolina. She has two grown married daughters and five grandchildren.
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Marina has been serving in Honduras since 1998. She works in the areas of child evangelism, Sunday School teacher training, and Ladies Discipleship. Originally from Nicaragua, Marina also works closely with church pastors to encourage them in their work with children.
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Mike & Marty Edwards began their full-time service in Honduras in January 2009. Now into their second year with BMDMI, Mike is continuing his work with Short-Term Teams, and also the "Feed the Shepherd's Ministry." Marty remains the counselor of the Good Shepherd Children's Home, and is continuing to develop a comprehensive counseling program. Their daughter, Madison, lives with them in Honduras and is a great asset to both of their ministries.
The Edwards are from Callahan, Florida.
The Pizzati's are on a Leave of Absence
MISSIONARY EMAIL NEWSLETTERS: Sandy and JoAnn began serving as missionaries in Honduras through the organization they founded in 1996, World Baptist Missions . With the merger of WBM and BMDMI, the Cheves came to be missionaries with BMDMI and continue to serve the Lord in Guaimaca, Honduras through the various ministries at the Baptist Hospital which they established.
Sandy and JoAnn are from Thomaston, Georgia.