Missions

Mis­sion­ary Trip to Honduras
Mis­sions Hon­duras with James Young, Lito and Yolanda

Traci Morin Credentials:

  • Ordained Min­is­ter
  • Preacher
  • Min­is­ter Heal­ing Deliverance
  • Writer
  • Pub­lic Speaker
  • Mis­sion­ary
I came to set the cap­tives free from bro­ken hearts, emo­tional pain, spir­i­tual pain, phys­i­cal sick­ness and dis­ease through preach­ing God’s Word accord­ing to Luke 4:18Luke 4:18
Eng­lish: King James Ver­sion (1611) — KJV

18 The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the bro­ken­hearted, to preach deliv­er­ance to the cap­tives, and recov­er­ing of sight to the blind, to set at lib­erty them that are bruised,  

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, and min­is­ter­ing to those who are hurt­ing in any way the enemy has inflicted pain.
It is my heart and call­ing to go to other coun­tries preach­ing, min­is­ter­ing God’s love, deliv­er­ance and heal­ing to those who are in captivity.

I’m Preach­ing and later min­is­ter and Pablo Inter­pret­ing in Honduras

I’m still preach­ing on the para­ble of the 10 Virgins

Pablo Had a Hard Time With My Words

Pablo, Lito, David and James — David is the pas­tor of this church

Pablo, Me, Lito and David

 North­west Honduras
James 2:1–7James 2:1–7
Eng­lish: King James Ver­sion (1611) — KJV

2 1 My brethren, have not the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with respect of per­sons. 2 For if there come unto your assem­bly a man with a gold ring, in goodly apparel, and there come in also a poor man in vile rai­ment; assem­bly: Gr. syn­a­gogue 3 And ye have respect to him that weareth the gay cloth­ing, and say unto him, Sit thou here in a good place; and say to the poor, Stand thou there, or sit here under my foot­stool: in…: or, well, or, seemly 4 Are ye not then par­tial in your­selves, and are become judges of evil thoughts? 5 Hear­ken, my beloved brethren, Hath not God cho­sen the poor of this world rich in faith, and heirs of the king­dom which he hath promised to them that love him? of the: or, of that 6 But ye have despised the poor. Do not rich men oppress you, and draw you before the judg­ment seats? 7 Do not they blas­pheme that wor­thy name by the which ye are called? blas­pheme: or, revile, or, slan­der  

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1My brethren, have not the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with respect of per­sons.  2For if there come unto your assem­bly a man with a gold ring, in goodly apparel, and there come in also a poor man in vile rai­ment;  3And ye have respect to him that weareth the gay cloth­ing, and say unto him, Sit thou here in a good place; and say to the poor, Stand thou there, or sit here under my foot­stool:  4Are ye not then par­tial in your­selves, and are become judges of evil thoughts?  5Hear­ken, my beloved brethren, Hath not God cho­sen the poor of this world rich in faith, and heirs of the king­dom which he hath promised to them that love him?  6But ye have despised the poor. Do not rich men oppress you, and draw you before the judg­ment seats?  7Do not they blas­pheme that wor­thy name by the which ye are called?

James Young shares vision of City of Refuge at Radio sta­tion and I Preach the Word of God in Quimis­tan, Hon­duras, North­west Honduras

We head up the Road to leave the city and go to the TV Sta­tion Chan­nel 3.

This is in Quimis­tan.  Lito, James and myself appear on Jimmy’s TV show on Canal 3 (open link to see sta­tion advertising).

Then after the TV show, go to my hotel to get ready for that night to preach in San Jorge, Honduras.

We will leave about 6pm for San Jorge where I will preach at 7pm in what they call a “Culto Espe­cial” or a spe­cial ser­vice.  They will be peti­tion­ing the Lord for the things they would like to see Him do in 2011, and thank­ing Him for past bless­ings.  I will be preach­ing.  James for­got to take pic­tures so I don’t have any pic­tures of this church except later I do.

 

In the evening I preach the Word of God and min­is­ter to the peo­ple  in Camalote at Pas­tor Lito’s church at 6:30 p.m.

I am preach­ing at Litos church and min­is­ter to the people.

I’m preach­ing and Pablo is inter­pret­ing for me.  I used a lot more scrip­ture to get my point across.

Luke 6:20Luke 6:20
Eng­lish: King James Ver­sion (1611) — KJV

20 And he lifted up his eyes on his dis­ci­ples, and said, Blessed be ye poor: for yours is the king­dom of God.  

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And he lifted up his eyes on his dis­ci­ples, and said, Blessed be ye poor: for yours is the king­dom of God.
James 2:5–6James 2:5–6
Eng­lish: King James Ver­sion (1611) — KJV

5 Hear­ken, my beloved brethren, Hath not God cho­sen the poor of this world rich in faith, and heirs of the king­dom which he hath promised to them that love him? of the: or, of that 6 But ye have despised the poor. Do not rich men oppress you, and draw you before the judg­ment seats?  

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5Hear­ken, my beloved brethren, Hath not God cho­sen the poor of this world rich in faith, and heirs of the king­dom which he hath promised to them that love him?  6But ye have despised the poor. Do not rich men oppress you, and draw you before the judg­ment seats?

Place of Stay: The Place I Stayed out­side of Quimis­tan, Hotel Don Miguel.  You can see the tele­phone tower down the street and that is how close Quimis­tan was from me.  I arrived in Hon­duras, Decem­ber 29 to view the projects, church, pas­tors so that I can bring a team back either in Novem­ber or December.

This is Look­ing Out From My Balcony
Another Pic­ture Look­ing Out From My Balcony
The Name of My Hotel — Don Miguel
This is from my hotel bal­cony and they fry the bananas green for lunch and breakfast
Sun Going Down
This is a Taxi which is a 3 wheeler
I Took A Taxi In on Sun­day into Quimis­tan about a Mile From My Hotel
This is also look­ing at a Gov­ern­ment Build­ing Off of Plaza
Lady hold­ing her baby
Jan­u­ary 1, 2011 — This is a stage in the Plaza of Quimis­tan - This was on Sun­day I went into Town — This is where James and I went to Wit­ness Souls on Mon­day and two got saved in 15 min­utes and then prayed for a man who was need­ing knee surgery and God healed his knee right on the spot.I flew into San Pedro Sula and my Hotel out­side Quimis­tan and I spent a lot of time in Camalote where City of Refuge church is and also where Lito and Yolanda live.  An awe­some church where the spirit of the Lord is moving.

Cen­tral America

a video on Youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2r_7EB9Dl4

Agenda:  Wed. Dec. 29 -  We will attend a com­bi­na­tion Bap­tism and Wed­ding in 24 de Abril in the after­noon and evening, but we may or may not go to Quimis­tan first, and get you set­tled into the Hotel.  I hope to give a short pre­sen­ta­tion of the Vision before the wed­ding starts, if pos­si­ble, but other than that we will just be observ­ing the wed­ding and tak­ing part in the fiesta afterwards.

This is Lito the Pas­tor of the City of Refuge in Com­po­lete.  He is an awe­some man of God that has a lot of faith.  James Young lives with Lito and Yolanda who is his wife.

This is Welder behind the Truth of Lito — He is one of the grand­sons of his daugh­ter of Carolina.

This is the vil­lage of Compolete

This is going fur­ther down the street of Camelote

This is still on my way to the house of Lito and Yolanda in Camalote

Houses in Camalote

Chil­dren resting

Some peo­ple do not have show­ers and shower outside

This is still going down the street to Lita and Yolanda.  you can see the Cocanut Trees.  It is very sub­trop­i­cal here.

This is at Lito and Yolanda’s House.  You can see how close the Neigh­bors are to each other.  Each house has chick­ens and Roosters.

This is lito sit­ting in his chair.  You can see the door to outside.

This is another grand­son out­side.  They do laun­dry to the right and cook on the left.  You can see how close the neigh­bor lives from them.  All the houses have tin for ceil­ings.  That is the most expen­sive part of a house.

This is one of the church mem­bers who come to help out with laun­dry or cooking.

This is Welder being silly with the Pepsi bottle.
He is all boy and he was mak­ing faces at me and I was try­ing to get that face but kept miss­ing it.

This is look­ing out their gate.  Two houses you are look­ing at and one you can­not see is fur­ther up the road.

This is look­ing down to fur­ther down the road at other neighbor’s houses.

You see the eat­ing area and two bed­rooms from the sheets as doors.  They have another.  The one clos­est is Lito and Yolanda’s room, the other is the daughter’s room and then there is another for the mis­sion­ary James and …

The girls are doing laun­dry outside

Many of the church mem­bers help out.  To the left is the bath­room and shower out­side the house.

They are prepar­ing the New Years Eve fiesta and prayer vid­ual on Decem­ber 31.  That is a banana leave they are press­ing to pre­pare for food inside rolled up.

Video — Their out­side oven

Chicken is one of  their sta­ple food.  Every­one has chicken in their back yard

More of the back

Every­one has chick­ens and roosters

I did not have my cam­era with me.  It was in the Truck.

The Wed­ding took place at this Church  in the Town 24 de Abril - Bap­tism and Wed­ding — The Wed­ding was at night and was dec­o­rated inside with draps.

This is where the wed­ding and bap­tismal took place but it was at night.

December 30, 2010r 30, 2010
Eng­lish: King James Ver­sion (1611) — KJV

Izbrano poglavje ne obstaja!

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— back to Air­port to pick up my clothes.  One of my lug­gage did not make it and had to bor­row a shirt to sleep in from Yolanda.  She gave me a shirt that said City of Refuge.  Ciu­dade de Refugio.

Thur. Dec. 30 — In the day­time we will be tour­ing some of the projects and churches in progress, espe­cially the area in Camalote where the Vision takes place, and you will meet some of the pastors.
                      About 4pm we will be leav­ing for La Flecha, one of our larger churches, where I will have a lead­ers meet­ing at 5pm and preach at 6pm a short mes­sage about the vision.  You will have a time after my pre­sen­ta­tion to preach your message.
The sce­nary of Hon­duras on my way to San Pedro Sulu
More sce­nary of Hon­duras on my way to San Pedro Sulu to pick up my suit­case with my clothes

More sce­nary

More sce­nary

A small town com­ing up

In another small vil­lage.  The most pop­u­lar car are trucks

Peo­ple in the streets

Cows roam freely

The hills grow­ing corn and other types of food.

A form of trans­porta­tion.  Here you see Tigo which is a very impor­tant phone ser­vice or the biggest one around.

Leav­ing San Pedro Sula and pay­ing Toll Road and while you wait, you will have many peo­ple sell­ing food and goods.

Pass­ing through a town.
About 4pm we will be leav­ing for La Flecha, one of our larger churches, where I will have a lead­ers meet­ing at 5pm and preach at 6pm a short mes­sage about the vision.
Pas­tor David’s church — he is a big evan­ge­list and also church planter and has 5 new churches and one home church.

Pas­tor David Preaching

The Wor­ship Team

James Young Shar­ing The Vision of City of Refuge with Pablo Interpreting

Mis­sion Projects:

Church Plant­ing Project Devel­o­ment — 15 churches planted but many are not done
Chris­t­ian Cen­ter Com­plex and Bible Col­lege
Min­istry Lead­er­ship Train­ing Cen­ter / Taber­na­cle Revival Cen­ter Bible Col­lege
City of Refuge Eco­nomic Develoment

Fri. Dec. 31 - This a great day of thanks­giv­ing, because I believe this is the day the money will come in as proph­e­sied. In the day­time we will tour some of the other projects and churches in progress and you can meet some of the other pas­tors. In the evening about 7pm there is a wed­ding for 7 cou­ples in El Oco­tal with a fiesta afterward.
Later in the night, from about 10pm until 2 or 3 in the morn­ing we will return to Camalote for a “Vig­ilia” (Vigil). Vig­ilias are spe­cial. The Lord really moves after about 11 or 12 pm.

Wed­dings in Honduras

Now after Wed­ding go eat at Yolanda and Lito’s house for lunch and then get ready for Wed­ding that night and Fiesta Prayer Vid­ual and Cookout.

In the evening about 7pm there is a wed­ding for 7 cou­ples in El Oco­tal with a fiesta afterward.

                    Later in the night, from about 10pm until 2 or 3 in the morn­ing we will return to Camalote for a “Vig­ilia” (Vigil).  Vig­ilias are spe­cial.  The Lord really moves after about 11 or 12 pm.
This is a nice church.  The hus­band, wife and daugh­ter preach

A very pretty Church

Very dec­o­rated for wedding

She is teach­ing on Marriage

7 Men wait­ing on their Brides.  All these cou­ples have been liv­ing together and never mar­ried.  The age range is approx­i­mately 20’s to 50’s.

He sang

The pas­tor

Then we leave back to City of Refuge to Eat, teach­ings and Prayer

The Chil­dren wanted their pic­tures taken.

Pic­tures taken with their friends.  They live in Campalote

Then there was a ser­mon, then you wrote down what you would like to see hap­pen in 2011 and go out­side where they have a fire and burn your prayers so that it goes up like smoke.  They sang and then the spirit of the Lord moved and you saw peo­ple being touched by the Lord and then we all hugged each other and wished each other a Happy New Year (Feles Anos Nuevo and also bless­ing each other Dios le Bengavia

Sat. Jan. 1 — We go to La Fletch and visit David and take a care to the sugar cane fields and visit the 4 vil­lages in the area.  Later, we go to TV sta­tion Chan­nel 3 and we get hosted.  Lito and James share vision and I preach and the mes­sage goes all over the world but espe­cially to all the Latin Amer­ica.  We were sup­pose to visit the Chris­t­ian Radio Sta­tion in Quimis­tan but only so much you can do in a day.  Then that night go to another town where I will preach again in a church.

Sugar Cne field.

Sugar Cane Field — 100 miles long.  The owner owns Con­ti­nen­tal Banks

More sugar Cane

We had to cross the river by foot to get to this town

James on the bridge.

James and David in Front of Me

A vil­lage girl and her dog.

I’m stand­ing in the church with no walls and look­ing at a turkey

This is one of the houses that prob­a­bly have sev­eral fam­i­lies liv­ing in it.  They all work the sugar cane plantation

A worker in the Sugar Cane Fields

The church for this town.

Then we go to another town and stand­ing under another church

Video — she shares her tes­ti­mony and sings to us

This girl walks by and is singing to the Lord.  Pre­cious girl.  She loves the Lord and shares her story and tes­ti­mony in what Jesus did for her and kisses all of us and holds my hand shar­ing Christ.

A pic­ture of Lito’s lead­er­ship, Lito, James, the girl and her father

We head to another town with another Church that David is building

The vil­lage

The church.  This town has a lot of teenagers who have been help­ing to build and are on fire for the Lord.

The coun­try­side.

Inside the church.  The back wall is done.

The sides are not done or the back.

We leave to head back and go through another town where there is a home group.  They start with home group, then struc­ture to a church.

Then we head to San Marco Town to visit a church and pastor.

Church in San Marco

Pas­tor, James and Lito

A hog out­side the church.

Pas­tor Walk­ing Back to House
Work­ers with Ox

We head up the Road to leave the city and go to the TV Sta­tion Chan­nel 3.

This is in Quimis­tan.  Lito, James and myself appear on Jimmy’s TV show on Canal 3 (open link to see sta­tion advertising).

Then after the TV show, go to my hotel to get ready for that night to preach in San Jorge

We will leave about 6pm for San Jorge where I will preach at 7pm in what they call a “Culto Espe­cial” or a spe­cial ser­vice.  They will be peti­tion­ing the Lord for the things they would like to see Him do in 2011, and thank­ing Him for past bless­ings.  I will be preach­ing.  James for­got to take pic­tures so I don’t have any pic­tures of this church except later I do.

I think it was Sun­day I go to Quimis­tan by Taxi and shop for cof­fee and spices.  I meet up later with James.  He had a busi­ness meet­ing that morn­ing close to San Pedro Sula in a town called San Jorge

In the evening you will be preach­ing in Camalote at Pas­tor Lito’s church at 6:30 pm.

I am preach­ing at Litos church

I’m preach­ing and Pablo is inter­pret­ing for me.  I used a lot more scrip­ture to get my point across.

This was the orig­i­nal sched­ule.  Things changed.  Mon. Jan. 3 — This is going to be a busy but good day.  We will leave early for the moun­tain vil­lage of Atima which is in the moun­tains above Santa Bar­bara.  It takes about three hours to get there, and involves some pretty rough moun­tain dri­ving on dirt roads.  We will min­is­ter in Atima and meet the pas­tora and see the church.
                   About 1pm we will leave Atima for another moun­tain vil­lage called Santa Cruz Nis­pero.  It will take us about two hours to get there.  We will have a meet­ing with the church there, and I will share the vision, and we will pray for the people.
                  About 5 pm we will leave to return to Camalote.  It takes about two hours, so it will be a long day, but I know you will be blessed.  You might want to bring along a bag of candy or two to share with the moun­tain chil­dren.  The moun­tain peo­ple are precious.
I ate break­fast at Pas­tor Lito’s house.  Then we went to visit the other churches in San Jorge and other towns.

View from the field.

This is a church I preached at.

Front

Side with the river next to it.

This is around the church

This is Lito on the phone.  He lives on the phone.  He is call­ing the pas­tor to see if he is around.

There is an old lady who lives behind the church.  She has a small bed­room.  She takes care of the bath­rooms when ser­vices are going on.

This is an old lady doing her laundry

This is where she lives.  Not much.

Beau­ti­ful flowers

Look­ing at the neighborhood

The neigh­bor­hood

Another Church — the first wed­ding I went to

Inside the church.  The pas­tor is there.  The anoint­ing was very strong when I was there the night of the wedding.

Another Church

Inside the Church

Flower

The Neigh­bor­hood

The Neigh­bor­hood

Church

One more church fur­ther down and then went to fruit stand to buy fruit and then to Lito’s house to have lunch and then we left for Quimis­tan to the inter­net bar and he met with archi­tect on the plans for the tabernacle.

 and then we went into Quimis­tan and went wit­ness­ing.  Two peo­ple got saved in 15 min­utes and then a person’s knee was healed.  You could feel the heat and things mov­ing around in the knee.  God is so good.  This man could hardly walk and was going to have to have knee surgery but God healed him.  He gets all the credit.

That night Lito and Yolanda and has sur­prise party for me and James and Michael.  They fed us, their lead­er­ship was there, they blessed me with bless­ings, read the word to me and prayed for me.  Prayed a good trip for me.

Dios le bendiga (God Bless You)

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