It was the privilege of ORH to work with Brother Gene Trask and his family. Brother and Mrs. Trask have for 11 years ministered completely off the grid in Kaukira, Gracias a Dios, Honduras.

This is a half mile wide strand of land between the Caribbean and an inlet river. The strand of land is home to the Miskito people. ORH was blessed to minister to this group across the inlet from Puerto Lempira.

The people were very kind to ORH and it was a wonderful time of ministry. Over 950 people came to the clinic seeking medical, dental, and eye care.

The medical team professionals and non-professionals from Honduras, Mexico, Peru, and the United States were assisted by translators capable of translating from English to Spanish and to Miskito dialect.

There were 3 people who received the Lord making an open profession of faith. Pray for Pastor Trask as he continues to labor for the Lord in

Kaukira.

Pastor Emmanuel expressed his joy at helping this young man finalize his surgery. He worked very hard to help all who attended the clinic in January 2021.

This young man was among those who attended the clinic and needed greater help than what our clinic could provide at the time of the clinic. He needed surgery in a local setting with a Ghanaian surgeon.

Operation Renewed Hope offered to provide money to pay for the needed surgery if the young man and his family decided to find a Ghanaian surgeon and commit to the surgery.

The family decided to commit to the surgery, and ORH supplied the money necessary to pay for the surgery.

Currently, from the clinic efforts, two new churches are being pursued by two preachers that travel to the two clinic villages. ORH is attempting to pay for a second motorcycle to keep the follow-up work going. ORH is praying that God will provide $200.00 a month for at least one year to be divided with the two preachers for their hard work in follow-up.

As a summer outreach program to the church's surrounding community, Friendship Baptist Church, in conjunction with the ORH "Joseph Project," conducted a community food drive for disaster relief.

The ORH "Joseph Project" is very simple. It is the gathering of food during quite seasons for use during the very violent seasons of storms and disasters. Joseph of the Bible wrote the perfect plan for disaster relief; thus, ORH calls this gathering of food, the "Joseph Project."

Friendship workers put Gospel materials and food drive instructions in paper sacks. The sacks were distributed in the community street by street. People in the community received the gospel; and the food, once distributed during disasters, will make it possible to give the Gospel in impact areas.

The gathering from the community and the church totaled over 5000 pounds of non-perishable food. Pray for those who will need the food during the disaster time.

ORH hopes other churches will consider doing a "Joseph Project" in the neighborhood around their church. It is a great way to build good will and give the Gospel. It was a great effort for all age groups to become involved in Gospel outreach of the church.