Ten years of prayer. Now a place to build.
The Dintel Resource Center trains missionaries, hosts students and receives the church of Honduras and Central America.
The story
More than ten years ago Pastor Paul began to walk the Dintel community with the whole team. Every time they passed the land, the team stopped and prayed at each corner of the property. The vision was already drawn, with every plan of what the resource center would be, with much faith and conviction and no money at all.
After ten years God provided the land. Today it works toward building a missionary training center, a children’s Bible school and a Montessori school. The land already connects us with universities, schools and young people: a small farm links us to a school for children with special needs and the National University of Agriculture, and a volleyball court draws many from the city whom we intentionally reach with the gospel.
There is still much to build before the project can sustain itself, but we walk in the vision and the conviction that God works in the middle of it all.
What Dintel is for
The center is a resource for the Lord’s church and for the communities we serve in the region and across the country, and a support for our partners in Central America and worldwide.
It is a platform for the development and training of high school and university students, and an essential support for the growth of new believers and of the whole missionary network we work with.
Dintel builds for the expansion of the gospel through human development in five pillars: relational, intellectual, emotional, spiritual and physical.
Latest work on the land
New bio-digesters to serve the groups who visit, an improved rainwater drainage system and an earthen bridge: improvements for the whole property.
Help finish Dintel.
Gifts to the construction fund go to the Steer Ministry Construction Projects designation at Missions Door.
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