Please Pray for the Gonzales family in Honduras.

Quality education is not easily accessible to many children in Honduras and the completion rate for education is not very high. Approximately 43 percent of children enrolled in public schools complete the primary level. Of all children entering the first grade, only 30 percent go on to secondary school and only 8 percent continue to the university.

Fortunately, God has opened a door for the Gonzales family in Nueva Suyapa, a slum in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Aldin Gonzales is a single mom with four boys (pictured above). Arlin, Daniel, and Josue are 7-year-old triplets in 2nd grade, and the oldest son, Fernando, age 9, is in 4th grade at Proverbs 22:6 School, where Orphan Outreach works.

The family’s last home, which was built with the help of a local church, Brigadas de Amor, was destroyed last October due to rain. They lost everything. Currently, the same church has given them a place to stay until they find another home. Aldin sells oranges for a living and cannot afford to send her children to school with the money she makes.

Melvin Mondragon, Orphan Outreach Honduras Coordinator, said that Aldin can sense that God is opening a door for her and her sons through the ministries of Orphan Outreach. Please pray for the Gonzales family, that the Lord would continue to provide for all their needs. Also pray for the children and teachers who attend Proverbs 22:6 School, that they would trust in God’s goodness and faithfulness with the children’s future.

To learn more about what God is doing at Proverbs 22:6 in Honduras and how you can get involved, click here.