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Megan
Brynn
Things to bring:
• Sheets and pillows
• Towels, wash cloths and all bathroom items
• Anti-bacterial gel and Baby-wipes in case water is not available
• Flip-flops as well as closed-toed sneakers
• Loose fitting, cool clothing, including modest tanks and long shorts
• Sunscreen and Insect Spray
• Sunglasses or hats
• Powdered drink mixes for use in water bottles
• Extra cash for snacks
• Toys or games to share with large groups of kids
• Craft material or items requested for ministry from missionaries or interns
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Here's what one recent intern had to say...
"If you are considering visiting Misión Hispana in Nicaragua, don’t hesitate, buy your plane
ticket now, and go. Having just returned from a month-long internship there I would encourage
all that are eager to serve with an authentic organization, in genuine ministry that affects
the daily lives of those in the community to join Misión Hispana in this endeavor.
While in Nicaragua you will minister to people through areas like Children’s ministry,
medical clinics, discipleship, sports clubs, and English language classes all centered
in the newly constructed Hope Center that serves as the hub of ministry for Misión
Hispana.
You will also grow in relationship with God by trusting Him daily for His constant provision
in a way that only takes place when we are moved from our comfort zones.
How to Prepare for an Internship with Misión Hispana:
• Keep your Passport with you at all times
• Pray about your trip, what God would have you do, and the finances necessary to get you there
• Learn common Spanish phrases, although translators are readily available, it is nice to be able
to communicate on your own occasionally
• Go expecting God to do great things in you and through you!" - Megan
Please feel free to
contact us with any questions or comments concerning internship possibilities
with Misión Hispana.
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