Gayle Davidson & Byron and Pamela Sommerdahl
Gayle has been working in Honduras since 1999 and co-leading Torch trips since 2002.
She enjoys watching “Torchers” see Honduras for the first time through their eyes.
After the first Torch trip, the decision was made to start a full-time medical clinic, so the poor have access all year. Clinica de Esperanza was born out of a Torch group in Santa Ana, Honduras in 2007. Gayle has lived there full time since 2016. Most of her personal focus is on mobile clinics for Torch teams and mobile medical care in poor communities. She supervises a Honduran staff that runs the free clinic for the poor on a daily basis. We provide medical care, pharmaceuticals, internships for medical students, participate in clean water programs, Eldercare, food for the hungry, education programs, anti-bully program in schools and spiritual guidance.
Gayledavidson@hotmail.com
Santa Ana, Honduras
Byron and Pamela Sommardahl have been working together in ministry since 2010 when they were married in Honduras. They’ve been working in children’s, youth and elderly ministry ever since and enjoy leading mission teams in Honduras to share what God is constantly doing there. Pamela, a Honduran native, knows her way around Honduras and into the hearts of its people. Pamela is from the small town of Santa Ana, in the southern mountains of Honduras. Pamela is passionate about bringing the message of God’s purpose, grace, and love to anyone she meets. Byron, originally from Tennessee, has been working in missions since 2001 and specifically in Honduras since 2009. Byron loves leading teams and helping their members expand their worldviews as they experience a completely different way of living and perceiving the world. Byron is passionate about helping people discover God’s perspective and to begin thinking like He thinks, especially in how God sees His precious creation in every country.
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