We began our day by attending the dedication of a new AIDS awareness garden here in San Pedro Sula.  Bishop Allen led the invocation and has been a large part of the ministry to people with AIDS.  December 1 is designated as AIDS Awareness Day, and this ceremony was a part of that.  Millions of people are infected with AIDS, and thousands more are being infected each year.  I am so thankful that the church here is in the forefront of comabatting this disease. 
     The rest of the day was spent visiting churches where mission projects are underway or could be started.  One of the most interesting projects would be at a small church called "Our Lady of the disenfrachised."  The roof here needs to be replaced and the vast majority of members are women with children.  There is a model here in Honduras for bringing men together for worship and Bible study, and fixing the roof could be a way of bringing, men women and children back togeather for purposful fellowship.
     We also visited San Marcos, where the sanctuary floor was split down the middle during an earthquake.  The church has been rebuilt by mission partners and needs only a ceiling and paint of the walls.
     Finally, we visited the Episcopal retreat center in Omoa.  What a beautiful facility!  This would definitely be a great place to house and feed ou mission partners at the end of the day.
   Tomorrow we head for Tegucigalpa.  It has been a very busy day that concluded with a giant traffic jam of which we could not see the ending.