learn. connect. serve.

Join us on a mission trip to Honduras.

SERVE WITH A PURPOSE

On a mission trip, through serving, we learn not just about the needs of others, but also about ourselves. Each interaction and experience deepens our understanding, helping us grow in empathy and Christ-like compassion. The connections we make with people from different walks of life remind us that service is a two-way street, where both hearts are touched and lives are changed.

A WEEK IN HONDURAS

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Experiences from team members

Honduras truly changed my life. It's an unforgettable experience, and I can't wait to go back! The people are kind, genuine, and grateful. Each time I return, I feel more blessed than I could have ever imagined. I will go back every chance i get!

Josie V.
At TeachMe2Love (a special needs school SoloHope partnered with for the day) there was a little girl who was paralyzed from the neck down. i was able to hold her and it reminded me of hoe Jesus never lets me go even though it seems like i can't move.

Connor B.
As with every trip i have taken with this ministry, i see how the seeds of hope that are planted are reaping fruit for eternity. i continue to be in awe of the boundless ways that peoples' lives in these remote areas are being impacted in practical ways, demonstrating the love and care of Jesus.

Cheryle R.
It really impacted me that a lady had to live with in her house. Imagining that her lungs looks like the inside of her house [caked in smut] broke my heart into a thousand little pieces.

Joshua B.

learn. connect. serve.

Honduras truly changed my life. It's an unforgettable experience, and I can't wait to go back! The people are kind, genuine, and grateful. Each time I return, I feel more blessed than I could have ever imagined. I will go back every chance i get!

At TeachMe2Love (a special needs school SoloHope partnered with for the day) there was a little girl who was paralyzed from the neck down. i was able to hold her and it reminded me of hoe Jesus never lets me go even though it seems like i can't move.

As with every trip i have taken with this ministry, i see how the seeds of hope that are planted are reaping fruit for eternity. i continue to be in awe of the boundless ways that peoples' lives in these remote areas are being impacted in practical ways, demonstrating the love and care of Jesus.

It really impacted me that a lady had to live with in her house. Imagining that her lungs looks like the inside of her house [caked in smut] broke my heart into a thousand little pieces.

SoloHope: Honduras