San juancito

The Church in San Juancito was begun after outreach from Hurricane Mitch in 1998, with the first Church service there in July 1999.  After using a borrowed building to meet in for many years, through some help from the mission and donors in the US, the Church did almost all the physical work to get this building done in 2009.

​Some of the members of this Church help with the plant in Cantaranas, and as of May 2010, they are also tending to property the mission purchased to start growing coffee to provide for their long term needs and help them maintain their financial independence.  

Sampedrana

We began outreach in Sampedrana after a brother in the Church from Teguc noticed the overwhelming need there when visiting with a governmental construction project.  July 2002 was our first visit, and instantly we knew this was an area of incredible physical and spiritual need.  People were dying from lack of food, and many did not know what it meant "to pray."  


In 2007 through the help of a Church in the US that was touched with the need the mission planted the Church, April 15th to be exact.  From a first Church service in the living room...the Church is now in a new building they built themselves.  The Church participates in soccer ministry through a pitch built in the community, and is the home of where Hill Climber coffee was born. 

cantaranas

This community is less than a half hour from San Juancito, and the desire of the Church there to reach more people eventually led to planting a Church here in 2008.

​Now Jonathan pastors both this Church and San Juancito, with the help of many members in both Churches.  There is much work to be done yet, but it has been great to see the Lord's work blossoming in this beautiful valley communi

talanga

This work began in 2009 and has seen many ups and downs since then in the work, but we continue to move forward in Christ to see the people there reached for Him.

​Looking for ways to help make the work more financially independent, in 2010 His Eyes acquired a local TV station, Channel 15, and turned it into a Christian station!  It is a long road to get it where it needs to be, but is yet another beacon of God's light to this community...and many other surrounding communities.