Author: eharbison

By Erik Estrada, Director of Productos Moisés Agriculture is a science where continued improvements and adaptations are vital to efficiency. During the last couple years our team has faced different challenges, such as the effects of the COVID pandemic and the increased price of feed, fuel,...

By Phil Waldron, CEO and Co-founder MUR On March 25, 2022, CNN carried the headline, “Biden says Western leaders discussed food shortages, which he says will be ‘real’.” The reason that President Biden believes this to be true is due to the sanctions that are currently...

I had almost forgotten how wonderful it feels to take medical attention and medications to people in need.  The smiles, and sometimes the tears of gratitude, are so inspiring.  And I love to see the joy on the faces of those who come to serve. ...

Our newly developed church planter’s team had a planning retreat this month.  They slipped away to a remote location to fully focus spiritually as they planned their activities for the coming year.  Our team is made up of five men. Two of the men are...

  Our DESEO team, made up of 10 people, are back in the schools this year!  Even though many public schools have been closed since 2020, and many still closed, we are working in the schools that are open to bring our values and Bible classes...

We kicked off our new school year for our deaf adults mid-February.  We currently have 20 students ranging from 1st to 8th grade.  We have already mentioned that we have two of our 8th grade students working in teaching capacities.  We are also excited about...

We are so excited to announce our first medical team since the beginning of 2020.  It has been a long two years and we have missed the collaborative work our visiting teams do in helping us meet the needs of the people we serve.  The...

By Phil Waldron, CEO Mission UpReach, Inc.   Health care in Honduras is free!   However, like so many other socialist programs in the history of socialism, there are enormous flaws with the system and the result is that the poor do not have easy access to quality health...

I want to begin by thanking each of you who prayed for our son’s surgery on January 26th.  Phil and I were able to be there with him for a few days and we are happy to report the surgery went well.  It’s remarkable to...

On Sunday, January 30th, our church auditorium was almost filled with our usual church members, plus our camp participants and their parents. We invited the children who participated in any of the three weeks of Bible camp this year along with their families to join...

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