Mission UpReach Newsletter - May 2016

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Hugo Miranda of The Moses Project
Hugo Miranda has an undeniably important role in
The Moses Project. Hugo as the Director has oversight
of the entire operation of the project. Two assistant
directors assure that the actual agricultural areas run
smoothly and efficiently. Hugo is directly responsible
for the success of the academic and spiritual training of
the young men.
Hugo emphasizes that the most important purpose
of the project is to create spiritual leaders that can
return to their homes and transform their families
and communities. These future leaders will also be
equipped with a variety of agricultural technology and
business skills that will bring jobs and income to their
towns. It is easy to see how The Moses Project supports
the MUR goals for over 1,010 self-led, self-sustaining,
and self-replicating churches in this generation – The
John 1010 Generation.
The Moses Project producing “better people”
Franklin Omar Rodríguez Ramírez
Nickname - Pankin
From San Andreas Minas, La
Unión, Copán
“I had finished the 9th grade in
my home town when a former
class mate told me about the Moses
Project. I asked him for the contact
information for the director and after
calling him we set up an interview.
The director came, interviewed me
and offered me a spot in the project.
I believe that this project has
been a great help to not only myself
but to all the boys here. The Moses
Project helps us change into better
people. It teaches us much about God
and His word and that is the most
important thing we learn here. We
also learn how live and work with
people from different towns and
villages.
I plan to graduate from college
with a degree in Agricultural
Engineering and my dream would
be to work full-time with the Moses
Project. Before coming to the project
I had in my mind that graduating
high school and findng a job was
all that there was for me. I never
even thought going to college would
be a possibility! In my time here
I have learned some carpentry
and graduated high school but
my biggest achievement is that I
was baptized. That is my greatest
achievement and the best decision I
have ever made.
I want to say “Thank you” to all
those who make this project possible.
It is a great opportunity and please
continue your involvement so that
the project can continue to grow. God
bless you all!”
Franklin was interviewed by
our own Jon Stacy, and here is
what Jon had to say after the
interview:
“I am writing this from out here
at the project. I am sweaty, dirty,
and tired and writing this brought
tears to my eyes because hearing
him say that “being baptized was
the greatest achievement and best
decision” he has ever made makes
all the long hard days more than
worth it!”