Time Changes in Mx tonight 26

Daylight Saving Time ends

Oct 27

You will want to be on time for church this week... 

1 Cor. 10:31 So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.

That whatever includes standup paddle Boarding. Today because of the generosity of many I was able to cross to Cozumel on my paddleboard for the glory of God. When all the donations are in the total will be close to $4000 raised! This is a great answer to prayer! This will make it possible for us to pay the school fees and purchase school uniforms for 89 needy young people… Praise God!

Stand Up and help the Mayan People

 

Doug is planning to attempt to Stand UP Paddle board from Paamul to Cozumel over open seas about 15 miles the next good weather day.....  Doing this to celebrate his Birthday and help raise funds for our mission project in the Mayan Zone...

If you believe he will make it go on and give today.... If you are not sure make your pledge today and if he is eaten by a shark Darla will have a different fund raiser.   

STAND UP PADDLING to bring The Good News of Christ's Love to the Mayan World. Please Help! 

Baptismal Service in Paamul

update on stove project

We have now installed 54 stoves in and around the Mayan village of Chan Chen... We need your help as we hope to purchase and install 50 more stoves in the next two months. This project is changing lives..

Stoves for Christmas

Our Goal is to install 100 Wood Stoves in Chan Chen

Currently in Chan Chen, families use open-flame, three-stone fires inside their one-room palapa homes leading to...

Excessive smoke inhalation being the leading cause of death in Mayan children under the age of five, according to the World Health Organization.

Children and adults being terribly burned due to falling into the fire.

Having over two times the safe level of carbon monoxide gas in their living environment.

Spending hours daily gathering wood to burn.

Black soot covering their living space.

High rates of Acute Respiratory Infections.

We have found a durable stove that minimizes smoke and burns and reduces wood use by 70% while maintaining traditional Mayan cooking methods.

The ONIL Stove

   

The fire is contained in a clay-fired firebox in an insulated, durable stove that sits off the floor, thus minimizing the risk of burns

Vented by a galvanized steel chimney, the stove uses an efficient burning technology, and virtually eliminates smoke and deadly carbon monoxide in the home.

The ONIL stove reduces wood consumption by 70%, resulting in  a long-term benefit to the environment and a better quality of life for families.

Women who use the ONIL stove gain the equivalent of two days a week in time saved from gathering wood.

Please help us reach our goal of 100 stoves so all families can experience the benefits.