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05/03/2019
It is Friday afternoon and after another early start and a four-hour bus ride, we made it to Antigua in time for a nice lunch, followed by rest, shopping or exploring Antigua. Tonight we will have our final closing dinner and say goodbye to old friends as well as many new friends. This is... Read More
It is Friday afternoon and after another early start and a four-hour bus ride, we made it to Antigua in time for a nice lunch, followed by rest, shopping or exploring Antigua. Tonight we will have our final closing dinner and say goodbye to old friends as well as many new friends. This is... Read More
05/02/2019
I am Chris Treleaven and I was asked to be the guest blogger today. It is my pleasure to share my thoughts and observations about this day and the incredible experience of serving with Faith In Practice in villages across Guatemala. Today was our second day of operating clinics in Poloqua... Read More
I am Chris Treleaven and I was asked to be the guest blogger today. It is my pleasure to share my thoughts and observations about this day and the incredible experience of serving with Faith In Practice in villages across Guatemala. Today was our second day of operating clinics in Poloqua... Read More
05/01/2019
After serving more than 1,200 patients in Totonicapán the last two days, we headed to our next village, Pologua. As expected, a long line of patients stretching around the corner and up the hill were already waiting. After a few minutes to finish setting up the clinics (the supplies and... Read More
After serving more than 1,200 patients in Totonicapán the last two days, we headed to our next village, Pologua. As expected, a long line of patients stretching around the corner and up the hill were already waiting. After a few minutes to finish setting up the clinics (the supplies and... Read More
04/30/2019
Our last day in Totonicapán proved to be very similar to our first day when we saw over 600 patients. Audiology proved to be the most “popular” clinic and was extremely busy all day long. Well over half of the hearing aids that were brought for the trip have already been fitted. Hope was high... Read More
Our last day in Totonicapán proved to be very similar to our first day when we saw over 600 patients. Audiology proved to be the most “popular” clinic and was extremely busy all day long. Well over half of the hearing aids that were brought for the trip have already been fitted. Hope was high... Read More
04/29/2019
When we arrived in the cool, crisp air of Totonicapán this morning, 200-300 patients and family were already waiting in a line that stretched 500’ down the street. Over 95% of the people in this area of Guatemala are indigenous and reflect their Mayan heritage. Most of the women were dressed... Read More
When we arrived in the cool, crisp air of Totonicapán this morning, 200-300 patients and family were already waiting in a line that stretched 500’ down the street. Over 95% of the people in this area of Guatemala are indigenous and reflect their Mayan heritage. Most of the women were dressed... Read More
04/28/2019
After a good night’s rest, a short devotional and a hearty breakfast, we loaded up the buses and headed out for our first village, Totonicapán. The four hour drive was on a surprisingly good highway (a portion of it is a part of the Pan American Highway) with beautiful views of terraced... Read More
After a good night’s rest, a short devotional and a hearty breakfast, we loaded up the buses and headed out for our first village, Totonicapán. The four hour drive was on a surprisingly good highway (a portion of it is a part of the Pan American Highway) with beautiful views of terraced... Read More