Hello fellow SENT prayer partners. It's really a great blessing being here in Honduras. We have seen a lot accomplished for the Lord. Many lives were touched in the last 2 nights of service. The brothers did an outstanding job preaching and the choir was outstanding as well. Yesterday we did some shopping for the ministry and I bought two hats! This is to make sure I cover my already burnt head which got quite a bit of sunburn the other day at Tiger Island.
   


Today began our outreach to the children. In my estimation, this effort is the most rewarding since it's the children many times that can reach the others in the household. 
In the "Walls of Jericho" skit, I rewrote the Bible the first time we did it. I played the voice of God and accidentally called them the walls of Jerusalem! Of course I didn't get away with that traveling with 11 Bible school students and faculty!!! I quickly caught myself. Ha!
Please keep praying for us. They are making a big difference!
His harvester,
Bro. Pahlman

The SENT trip thus far has exceeded my expectations. The team to the south,  which I am a part of has been greatly used of the Lord in the four services we  have held. The singing has been anointed and the sincere testimonies and  powerful  preaching has resulted in numerous conversions of soldiers and police. Praise God!

  The Sumner’s work is one of a kind, and their efforts have  proven very fruitful! Everywhere we go, military and police know them and  express such appreciation for them. I met a high-ranking official in the police
department yesterday that told me he would not be where he is today without  meeting the Sumners some twenty years ago when he got saved in one of their  services. That is one of thousands of such testimonies I am sure. What a joy and  how humbling to work with such wonderful servants of God! 

Please keep   us in your prayers as we move into church services for the weekend. I am  confident that the Lord has something awesome for us.

His for the
Harvest,

Bro. Pahlman

What a radical change I have experienced in the last 24 hours, from the cold and snow of NE Ohio to the greenery, warmth and sunshine of Honduras Central America! That is not the only change I have experienced in the past day, however. I have gone from an English speaking world to one that speaks Spanish, from flat lands to high mountains and winding roads. The most noticeable of all the changes, though, is that of going from a world of relative comfort and prosperity to one of hardship and deep poverty.

     This is my fourth visit to this third world country which is still sorely in need of the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is an honor and privilege to work again with some of the greatest missionaries I know, the Sumner family. They have graciously invited us, another SENT team, to work alongside them in the military bases, police academies, prisons, and Danli’s Pentecostal church. We covet your prayers as this fine group of young people from FGBI give their all for this world missions effort.