Keep a missionary in the mountains.
Most of the team serves without a salary. Your gift is what lets them stay in the mountains.

- $24one large bag of Coffee Time, bought from a mountain family above market price
- $50a week of fuel for the ATVs that reach the villages
- $100a month of food support for a family in the mountains
Approximate examples from the ministry’s own costs; gifts go where they are needed.
The funds
Missionary support
Keeps the twelve full-time volunteers in the field: transport, food, materials, and the mountain mobilization that no salary covers.
Dintel construction
Builds the missionary training center, children’s Bible school and Montessori school on the Dintel land. Bio-digesters and drainage are already in.
Buy Coffee Time
A large bag is $24, a small one $18. Each bag pays a producing family above market and funds the trips to their villages.
Give through Missions Door
US donors: tax-deductible gifts through Missions Door, the 501(c)(3) that sends Paul and Tania Steer. Choose the designation on their secure form.
Catracho Missions is the Honduran ministry of Paul and Tania Steer, missionaries with Missions Door, a US 501(c)(3) based in Denver, Colorado. Every online gift goes through Missions Door’s secure form and is tax-deductible in the United States.
On the form, the designation is preselected: Steer, Paul - Support for the team, or Steer, Paul - Ministry Construction Projects for Dintel. You can add a note naming a specific missionary or project.
To give by check or from outside the US, or to ask anything, write to us; we answer personally.

Benevolence fund QR
Scan to open the Steer benevolence fund (78607R) at Missions Door from your phone.
Not only money
Pray
For the team, for the mountain families, and for Dintel. Every missionary asks for this first.
Visit and serve
Come to Comayagua and see the work first hand. Teams and individuals are welcome at Dintel.
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