Happy Presidents' Day! Today we
celebrate our commaner-in-chief, our nation's highest elected office.
Whether you're a fan of Washington, Lincoln, TR, or FDR, each
individual who has occupied the Oval Office deserves recognition and
respect.
This is difficult amid the current partisan bickering in our own country and, I imagine, even more difficult in Honduras where elections are disputed by great swaths of people.
That's why this Presidents' Day I am
featuring an individual who knows that the job of a more prosperous
future is not that of one person but an entire nation.
AHMEN, CHIMES, and CHHF have
had the pleasure of Mario Miraldo's leadership for many years. Now
his son, Mario Adonis, is training at ASI-Jutiapa to learn
to better set the precedent for his church, community, and country.
Here is Mario Adonis' report:
Hi, I'm Mario Adonis. This is my
summary of what happened in the Agentes Comunitarios de SaludIntegral (ASI-Jutiapa) workshop. It was a great
experience. Byron is a great speaker on the subject and was able to
handle the issue very well. We did not just sit and listen but
participated continuously on topic. I felt really good to be able to
share with people my own experiences and to listen to others'
perspectives as well. We studied the necessity of group
participation and getting along with the group, which are the real
causes of problems in our society.
We saw that everything goes beyond the
superficial or what we see with our eyes and learned that most of the
problems of our society are due to the irresponsibility of the members
that form it. We learned about the reason for all the problems
that exist in our society and the roots that we must fight to fix
them.
The fight against poverty,
homelessness, hunger, malnutrition, injustice, and violence are
national problems in both the United States and in Honduras. They
are problems which must be addressed at every level of society.
The AHMEN-SIFAT Initiative teaches just that. Please join a team to work with ASI community agents like Mario Adonis, and/or DONATE today!
Together, we are the difference.
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