Joan Tyson's Page

January 27, 2010



Dear Friends and Co-Labourers,



Greetings from “chilly” Honduras. We have had some strange weather lately, and some of the coldest that I have ever experienced. It warmed up for a few days but now is turning cold again. My heart goes out to the little children and elderly who live in little huts without any kind of heat. I thank the Lord for all the warm clothing that came in the container. I picked out the jackets, childrens clothes for cold weather,… Continue

I want to write this while my heart is still full and running over with joy from the blessings we received Saturday and Sunday from a wonderful missionary journey to Nicaragua. I thank the Lord He is still giving me these wonderful experiences and I am still able to go to faraway places to see what God has done in places that I never imagined I would be able to go.



It all started a few weeks ago when one of the pastors in Nicaragua told me that one of our churches was planning a… Continue

This morning I was invited to the 6th grade graduation of a little public school way back in the mountains of Honduras, past the village of Duyusupo and on up the mountains to a community called Los Ranchos.



What a surprise when I walked in and there was a large banner across the little one-room school house that read, “Joan Tyson, Madrina of our Graduation”. This meant that I was chosen to be the special guest or “godmother” of their graduation.



The reason for their… Continue

Yesterday was a wonderful day. I felt like I was sitting in heavenly places. My morning started at 5:30 a.m. when I tried to see if there was a curfew which would hinder my trip to Nicaragua to participate in the celebration of the 440th anniversary of translation of the Spanish Bible. Finding no curfew, we left at 7:15 for Palacaquina, Nicaragua where the Good Samaritan churches in Nicaragua were gathering for the Bible Day march.



The march started in front of the First Baptist… Continue

This is a picture of the reconstruction of the church in Iztoca, Honduras. We want to thank everyone who gave toward this project. The people here are very happy and we know that God is going to bless you. Thank you once again.



San Marcos de Colon, Choluteca, Honduras

September 2, 2009



We have been back in Honduras for a week and everyday has been filled with new experiences in the Lord´s work. The political… Continue