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Larry and Angie Overholt

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Larry and Angie Overholt were appointed as missionaries in April 1980, and now after 43 years of service with World Gospel Mission, they are retiring, effective May 31, 2023. Most of their years (40) were spent in Honduras, with the last three as part of The Americas Region.

Their God-given passion to serve the people of Honduras has never wavered throughout the years. Through their faithfulness to God's call, they have seen people’s lives transformed from hopelessness to having vibrant testimonies that exhibit a desire to serve God with all their hearts. The people of Honduras have become their family.

Nearly everything Larry and Angie have done involves education, and the reason for that is two out of every three Hondurans between the ages of 15 and 17 are not in school. Most of them do not have jobs. During the first twenty years of their ministry in Honduras, they served at Escuela El Sembrador (the Farm School). God then called them to Choluteca after Hurricane Mitch. More recently, they helped start a new level of high school nursing education approved by the Ministry of Education in Honduras. Being involved in training young people has brought great joy and blessing to them.

Even though Larry and Angie are formally retiring, they still recognize God has a plan for their lives, and that plan involves continuing to love God with “all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength” and “to love your neighbor as yourself” (Mark 12:30–31 NIV). The way they go about ministering to others may change, but their mandate is the same.

Read Larry and Angie’s full story here.

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