Meet the Board

1.  What year did you first go to Roatan?
2.  Why do you keep going back?
3.  Favorite thing to eat in Roatan
4.  What is a fun Roatan memory?

Chris

  1. 2003
  2. Love the people
  3. Baleadas
  4. Seeing the looks on the boys faces when we told them we were installing an artificial turf.  Hector began to cry and said he and the boys have been praying for this. Ask and God shows up!

Theresa

  1. 2003
  2. I have grown to love our friends there so much and I look forward to seeing them every time I go.
  3. Cinnamon Rolls
  4. Our Honduran friends telling each other to be patient with us visitors while we are mixing cement. “Let them try, it makes them happy.”

Wayne

  1. 2008
  2. I see God working there and I want to be working where God is.  I can use the the skills God blessed me with to build things that will improve people’s lives. I like to see that something I worked on has added value to the community.
  3. Lobster Tacos
  4. Putting a Bible in all 4 corners of the school when it was being built – the school is built on the word of God!

Linda

  1. 2008
  2. I love the team that goes from Chets Creek Church, it is the best of all
    combinations.
  3. Nick’s carnitas tacos
  4. Staying up late playing Uno with the team and singing songs with the
    kids in the school.

Nate

  1. 2014
  2. The relationships
  3. Baleadas!!
  4. Typically each morning we are working someone will shout, “Baleadas?!” and that is the queue that it is time for someone to make a run for baleadas. It’s the shared joy and laughter each time it comes up, and the fellowship that we get to have with each other as we partake in the heavenly goodness that are baleadas. It’s a simple reminder to myself that sometime the most enjoyable moments aren’t necessarily the biggest and most elaborate.

Chris

  1. 2017
  2. There is no greater purpose than to serve God, to work hard with the hands he has given us, work alongside others, and just love on His people.
  3. Baleadas (no huevo)
  4. Installing a tin roof in a tropical downpour while watching the kids play soccer in the same tropical downpour. Life doesn’t stop… we all just keep going.