World Bible Institute

We had another great day today. From the moment we get to the San Martin church of Christ building we got the ground running, carrying boxes of medicines and setting things up for our medical campaign.
The patients came early and in no time, we were able to get things moving.
The brethren here in El Salvador work tirelessly, and sacrifice so much of their time and energy for the Lord. They all wear many hats and move like a well-oiled machine, and our group has been able to match their speed.
We have been going into the busy community of San Martin everyday and inviting people to come and get the help they need. More than 100 people have heard the Gospel preached, and now over 200 contacts have been made for future Bible studies, and visits.
We helped a little over 60 people with medicines and over 45 people with much needed glasses.
The church here rejoices with all the work being done and all we want to do is to give God the glory!
Tomorrow is another busy day, but we can't wait to start working again. Please keep everyone involved in your prayers as we try to bring people closer to God and give them they physical help they need as well.

What a fun and busy day we had. The day began early as we made our way to San Martin through the heavy traffic of San Salvador. Upon arrival, we hit the ground running setting up tables, chairs, getting medicines ready, and finding our places. The people came in slowly, but the slow pace didn't last long. We decided to go through the neighborhood to pass out flyers inviting people to come and get medical help and to receive free glasses. We had many Bible studies, and we heard a powerful lesson on the light by brother Jonathan Jett.
We helped 57 patients in our medical campaign and we helped over 40 people with our glasses giveaway. I believe we helped a little over 100 people in both campaigns and had multiple Bible studies.
The Hartselle team loves to work and they don't mind being exhausted. We have had so much fun talking to people, laughing, and learning together, and it's always so awesome to see brothers and sisters in Christ separated by land, language, and cultures, coming together and using the language of love and faith to communicate. God is so good!

Please keep all involved in your prayers. Great things are happening here!