| About Us Family Life Missions (FLM) has been a longstanding work based in Catacamas Honduras. We operate the Por Los Niños Children’s Homes in one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere. In Honduras, the average family has about four children and the age of the population at large is fifteen years old. In Honduras, around 50 percent of households live in poverty, and 30 percent in extreme poverty. Most of the poor live in rural areas where over 80% live without clean water or sanitary facilities. Education is also a factor in Honduras as 83% of the population do not receive more than a third grade education. Despite not having many material things, the Hondurans are warm, friendly, and generous. In fact, many of us would do well to learn from the Honduran people and have their spirit of thankfulness and generosity. |
Religion that God our
Father accepts as pure and
faultless is this: to look after
the homeless and widows in
their distress and to keep
oneself from being polluted
by the world. James 1:27
Today, we think of the word
orphan in a limited sense of
a child whose parents are
dead. The Greek word,
however, had a broad
meaning of a child who had
been deprived of one or
more parents due to death,
abandonment or another
situation.
| Family Life Missions was incorporated in September 1992 as a Christian, non-profit, tax-exempt, benevolent organization. It has been given formal recognition by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (C) (3) tax-exempt organization. This means all donations are tax deductible. |
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Religion that God our
Father accepts as pure
and faultless is this: to
look after the homeless
and widows in their
distress and to keep
oneself from being
polluted by the world.
James 1:27
Today, we think of the word
orphan in a limited sense
of a child whose parents
are dead. The Greek word,
however, had a broad
meaning of a child who
had been deprived of one
or more parents due to
death, abandonment or
another situation.
Father accepts as pure
and faultless is this: to
look after the homeless
and widows in their
distress and to keep
oneself from being
polluted by the world.
James 1:27
Today, we think of the word
orphan in a limited sense
of a child whose parents
are dead. The Greek word,
however, had a broad
meaning of a child who
had been deprived of one
or more parents due to
death, abandonment or
another situation.
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