While in Turkey this team spent time praying over the city/country. They also were a great encouragement to folks there.

This team spent a week in Honduras providing medical care and visiting children at a day care facility. The trip wasn't without challenges being delayed several hours in Columbus & Atlanta before arriving.

After braving the heavy rains and flooding from tropical storm, Alex, the team made it to their destination. They held a kid's carnival, provided three days of meals for 46 families and generally assisted the La Libertad church.

This intense trip involved a 14 hour boat ride and a pirahna jumping into their boat before reaching the Shipibo people in the Amazon. They also spent time with the people of the deaf school in Lima.

A team of 5 individuals headed to Azerbaijan from June 26 - July 3. One of the outreaches involved heading up kid's soccer & volleyball clubs. They also visited a trade learning center. In addition they were able to visit with workers for times or refreshment, prayer and fun.

The team helped build a house, visited families in the hills of Port Au Prince, and helped Mision Rescate (a clinic holding evangelism meetings, and passing out supplies inside the main police compound right across from the Presidential Palace!) Port Au Prince is still not doing well with food supplies, sanitation, water etc... They are now having trouble with gangs. These are awesome people w/ many needs (spiritually and financially.) The team can't wait to get back! Keep the people of DR/Haiti in your thoughts and prayers.

The Heritage Mission trip to Honduras was a great trip . They had 19 students go from Capital and Ohio Northern University and one nurse from Marion. The rest of the team was from Heritage. The team ran their medical clinics for 3 days in 3 different villages near Choluteca; Santa Catarina, San Martin and at Casa Hogar (for people in the near by villages). They saw 595 patients and also shared the gospel with everyone who came through. They visited a nearby university and did presentations in English classes on culture in America. They made friends with the students and shared Christ with them after class. Food was distributed to needy areas and the gospel shared as well. In total they shared their faith with 482 people and saw 229 decisions for Christ.

Heritage sent a team of 8 people to Kijabe, Kenya from February 13 - 20. Various members of the team conducted a conference for a network of pastors, consulted with the senior management team at Kijabe Hospital, researched ways to serve the poor (from micro-finance initiatives and health care to providing for orphans), worked on software HMIS solutions for the hospital & conducted a management best practices retreat for the HIV team.