Honduras Ministries

Since 2014 The Presbytery of Arkansas has been in covenant with the Presbytery of Honduras. This exciting church is growing rapidly and currently consists of 27 congregations, with new congregations being formed every year.

Our Involvement

In the Copán and Tegucigalpa regions, we partner with Honduran leaders on a variety of community development projects. These initiatives bring together U.S. Presbyteries, churches, and local Honduran leaders to support:

Theological Training
Food Distribution & Seed Planting
Student Scholarships
Solar & Clean Water Systems
Church & Home Construction
Sewing Ministries
Pastoral Emergency Funds
Surgeries for Children

To stay connected, our members participate in a monthly “Honduran Network Call” to keep up with current events and ongoing efforts.

The History of the Presbyterian Church of Honduras

Founded in the 1950s by Presbyterian immigrants from Guatemala, the first congregations took root in Guaimaca and Tegucigalpa. Through the work of the Holy Spirit, the church has expanded to 30 congregations, primarily in the southeastern region.

U.S. Presbyterians have played a key role in:

Theological education & leadership training
Supporting pastors & their families
Providing scholarships for Honduran youth
Establishing new congregations

Join the 2026 Mission Trip!

When? March 21-28, 2026

Who Can Join?

Adults, college students, and youth (ages 10+) accompanied by a parent/adult
No Spanish or special skills are required!
Moderate physical activity involved

Estimated Cost: $1,700, which includes flight, transportation, and meals. (scholarships available through many churches, the Presbytery, and the Synod)

Important Dates:

Zoom Info Meeting: October 19, 2025 @ 5:00 PM
Application Deadline: Dec. 1, 2025

Share this opportunity in church bulletins, newsletters, social media, and websites—let’s invite everyone!

Questions?

Contact Leigh Woodruff
(479) 601-1437
leighwoodruff83@gmail.com