Last week, on a return trip from Indianapolis, Indiana, I traveled the long way home and visited the farm where I grew up near Madison. About once a year now, a quiet yearning pulls me back to that special place. Physically, the farm retains only a hint
Read more →When Tom Heaton left Indiana for Guatemala in late 2008, he shared images of his new work through a slide show. Watching and listening, I recognized the words to the song, “Testify to Love.” I began to nod my head. The words of the soundtrack seemed fitting
Read more →In October, John Forester, Missions Chair, and I visited Tom to explore the possibilities of our church forming a relationship with Mission Guatemala. John and I were so impressed by the experience that we are making plans to partner with Mission Guatemala for many years to come.
Read more →Hello! My husband Dwight and I run an organization in Guatemala called Mayan Families. We are very excited to hear about the plans for a clinic in San Andrés. There is a great need for a clinic to serve the community and the surrounding communities. Many people
Read more →We consider it a real blessing to be a part of Pastor Tom’s life and we have felt privileged to support the good works of Salud y Paz. When the opportunity arose to visit Tom in Guatemala, we were excited about the chance to see this mission
Read more →Some months ago, my friend, Tom Heaton, sent me a small supply of cloth wristbands which had been made in Guatemala. Tom and his son, Manuel, are serving as missionaries, caring for the people of Guatemala through a health clinic that provides medical assistance, nutrition and care.
Read more →It must have been something I ate… the last thing I wanted to do was “rock on the dock with the crock,” entertaining dozens of children at our VBS: “Crocodile Dock.” Instead, I wanted to insulate myself from the world and isolate myself from everyone, but duty
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