Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do you really minister in the public
schools?
A: Yes! We uncompromisingly teach the Bible. We pray for students to
receive Christ as their Savior. We lay hands on the sick and pray for
them at their desks. We are tools in the hands of the
almighty while the Holy Spirit works the miracles in the classrooms.
Q: Is this legal?
A: Yes, at least for the time being. Every year we submit a request to
the local authorities for their permission to enter the schools.
Q: Will you always be able to do this?
A: We serve God one day at a time. At any moment this door of
opportunity can close but we believe God will keep it open at least for the near
future.
Q: How many schools are you teaching in?
A: We have permission to teach in 104 schools. We only have funding to
reach 27 of those schools.
Q: Do you pay your Bible Class teachers?
A: We would love to pay all of our teachers a salary because they work
very hard; however, they work on an almost voluntary basis. We supply
them with transportation funding and a few cents extra so they can buy a
pop during recess. When we have funds we give them a meager
offering twice a month.
Q: How much would it cost to give each child
a piece of candy?
A: Today we are teaching close to 17,000 children each week. A lollypop
or photo copy cost about 5 cents. Total cost is right at $850.
Q: I can only give $20. That seems like so
little. Would it real help?
A: The young boy with the 5 loaves of bread an 2 fishes must have asked
the same question. $20 will bring the gospel to 80 students for one
month. God will give the increase.
Q: If I came to Honduras, could I visit the
classrooms with you?
A: Absolutely yes! We have and excellent rapport with the schools'
administrations and they have always been open to our visitors.