OUR Team
Daniel Ascencio & Nayeli Urquizo
Family Members: Alec and a baby on the way
Country of Origin: Perú
Favorite Food From Country of Service: Baleadas and Indian chicken broth
Favorite Activity to do in Country of Service: Play with our local leadership, kids and teens
Daniel and Nayeli serve in Honduras in different communities as well as in the local church.
PROJECTS IN THE COMMUNITY
La Sierra (Literacy and Bible School): This is a community where they do not have electricity, water, drainage or other basic services. There is also a lot of illiteracy and that is why, at the request of the children themselves, they started a literacy program so that they can learn to read and write; as well as conducting Bible schools.
Casa Onesíforo (Támara): Támara is a city that contains 3 prisons in Honduras (for men, women and minors). In the midst of this context, Casa Onesíforo has been built, which is sharing the love of Christ in a practical way through a feeding program for boys and girls. This program is being led by Carlos and Alejandra, who have a great passion for the new generations of this community.
Comayagua (Looking for a name for the project): In the city of Comayagua, they have started a program of teaching guitar and English classes in order to reach urban areas and contribute to the planting of a new church.
E625 Honduras: They are part of the national E625 Honduras team, which trains, coaches and mentors new generational leaders throughout the country.
Samaritan’s Purse: They are part of the Regional Team of Intibucá, with which they train teachers of children and adolescents to deliver the Operation Christmas Child boxes and then follow up with intentional discipleship.
LOCAL CHURCH:
Youth group: Over the course of two years, they formed five different C&MA youth groups in the mountains of Honduras that now have their own leadership. Now what Daniel and Nayeli do is coordinate different activities that help the leaders to continue growing in their ministry.
NEXT STEPS:
After six years in Honduras (2019-2025), having established Inca Link Honduras as a constituted movement with programs and local leaders in all areas, God is calling them to go to a new country as Inca Link International Missionaries (we will tell you which country soon), pray for them for this transition in 2025.
How To Support
Donate VIA Check
Mail a check payable to Inca Link International, P.O. Box 1321, Boone, NC 28607. Write “Daniel and Nayeli’s Ministry” in the memo of the check.
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