Re: Ignite Missions!
Honduran Fellowship of Missionaries and Ministries
Attention Honduras Missionaries... I need your help....Please help me get the word out about the "Sept. Missionary Marriage Retreat" in Tegucigalpa! Forward this email to as many missionaries that you know! I would sooo... appreciate it! We don't want anyone to miss this opportunity to attend the Retreat! Follow this link to learn more...Missionary Marriage Retreat!
Also, Ignite wants to minister to the Missionaries of Honduras....if you have not placed your name on the Ignite Missionary Email list to receive information about events for missionaries, please follow this link to sign up....Ignite Missionary Email List! We have about 90 missionaries so far on the list!Also, if you need a place to stay for you or your group while in Tegucigalpa. Would like to have a Conference, Retreat, or Meeting....Our Ignite Mission House is available to spend the night during certain weeks. Please follow this link to learn more...Reserve the Mission HouseThank You, Missionaries, for your help... I would love to hear from you! pe...@ignitemissions.orgIn Christ,Peggy Feazel
Ignite Missions
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John M Mattica
President
Honduran Fellowship
Of Missionaries and Ministries
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Jim & Teri Riley
Honduras. Does anyone know of a good school here in country?
Thanks for any help you might can give.
Teri Riley
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Pamela Hanson
I recommend Conversa, in Teguz, or Ixbalanque, in Copan.
Like most of these Spanish schools they use a conversational approach so
students actually start talking and acquiring language rather than just
learning grammar. I recommend immersion - 1:1 study for 3-5 hours/day, plus
home-stay - for maximum benefit.
Unfortunately trying to work with a tutor a few hours a week squeezed in
between ministry activities usually just leads to frustration. Plus I
haven't found that most tutors really understand and apply the principles of
language acquisition.
Here are some reviews of Ixbalanque
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=1940633
and Conversa
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/honduras/tegucigalpa/activities/language-course/
conversa-language-school
You can check out these and other Spanish schools here:
http://123teachme.com/search.php?relCountryID=16
Blessings
Pamela Hanson
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Kathy Brown
Joel y Cinthya
she can get accredited for her school work?
On Jul 20, 10:48 am, Jim & Teri Riley <jimt...@rocaderefugio.com>
wrote:
Jim & Teri Riley
school where our fellow coworker/intern can continue her Spanish study.
She has an ok level (she interned in Venezuela a few years ago.) We
were hoping to not have to send her to Guatemala or Costa Rica but
somewhere here in country. That way she could come in on the weekends to
work at the church. She has completed her undergraduate studies so she
wouldn't need college credit.
Thanks so much!
Teri
On 7/21/2011 8:30 AM, Joel y Cinthya wrote:
> Are you looking for an all Spanish school or a bilingual school where
> she can get accredited for her school work?
>
> On Jul 20, 10:48 am, Jim& Teri Riley<jimt...@rocaderefugio.com>
Dean Lowman
This is the best one we have been too in Honduras. we were there for two months it is near the beach and some days you have classes on the beach. I do recommend it. but un less you like being hot i would ask for a home stay with air. there is a nice one near the school. and on weekends you can hop a farry to roatan for not too much.
Manuel Mendizábal
Director
www.hondurasspanish.com
in...@hondurasspanish.com
Tel: 011-(504)441-1715
Mobile: 011-(504)9984-2008
La Ceiba, Atlántida
Honduras
Centro America
