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El Salvador Support


Good morning blog readers! I hope you are having a great Wednesday. I told everyone I would provide more information about our upcoming mission trip. Here is most of the letter that I sent out to family. If you can support us in any way we would truly appreciate it!!!!

God has truly been at work in our lives since we moved to Kansas City. He has provided us with an amazing new church, Northland Baptist Church, where we have been blessed with great ministry opportunities and a wonderful church family.

I would like to share with you a challenging ministry opportunity that God has laid on mine and Luke's hearts.  From January 1 to January 8, we will be travelling to El Salvador to participate in a variety of ministry opportunities. Northland Baptist Church has a partnership with a church plant in El Salvador, as well as with an orphanage for sexually abused girls. While there, we will split our time between outreach projects with the church plant and ministering to the young girls and their caretakers. This is the church’s third trip and each time, participants have come back broken for the people they served and blessed through the help they provided.

You can help us in several ways. First and most important is through prayer. Please pray that God will bless us our ministries and soften the hearts of those who we will come into contact with while in El Salvador. Pray that travel will go smoothly and we, as a group, will be prepared for the trip. We also need prayers that our financial needs will be met.  At this time, the cost is $1,400 per person, which makes it $2,800 for both of us to be a part of this mission trip.

Another way you can be involved in this ministry is through financial support. Our address is listed below if you feel led to contribute financially. Whether you support us financially, prayerfully or both, any and all support is appreciated.

Luke and Brianne Henry
5107 N. Oak Trafficway Apt. 2
Kansas City, MO 64118

Thank you blog-reading friends for your support! I truly feel blessed when I see that someone has commented on my blog. My only prayer is that my stories can affect others around me and maybe brighten their day or encourage them in some way! :)

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