It was common to see women cooking outside. This is the kitchen of this house. It is too hot to cook indoors and there is no air conditioning. Electricity is triple the cost of ours here.

This little red taxi is called a "tuk-tuk" pronounced "took took". They are everywhere.

Pastor Len Showalter preaching the gospel.

This little boy was not expected to live past 2 weeks (or months - I can't remember exactly), but his parents, friends and family prayed over him and God has shown us that He is the MASTER Physician to His glory!

This is where we stayed (Calvary International, San Benito Guatemala). As you can see it is protected by a cement wall with razor wire all around the entire perimeter.

This is what some of the multi family homes consisted of. A cinder block or wood plank wall exterior with a tin roof. Some didnt have doors, this one had no windows and only a curtain for a door. Some had dirt floors, most just had roughly poured concrete floors, and some have tile.

Guatemala's government has given an initiative for the mayors to stop stealing the money and is now paying the mayors (on top of their salary) 1 cent for every mile of road they pave.

Pastor Juan and Dr. George Meyers talking after the service on Sunday morning. This service was actually a Sunday School service. The main services are at night because it is too hot during the daytime hours to have a long service.