The Market in San Ignatio was quite a bit cleaner than the one we experienced in Belmopan. Also it was about twice the size. We met quite a few people from the States at this market as Cayo is a very popular tourist spot.
Monday, September 26, 2011
San Ignatio Farmer's Market W/ The Inions
We had such a fun time with the Inion family at the San Ignatio Market. (see their blog link on our sidebar) They recently moved from Lancaster County, PA. They have most recently been a part of a small fellowship much like ours. Their fellowship was very involved in reaching out to the converted Amish people. They also have been involved with the Beachy Amish/Mennonite Church and spent 2 years in the Phillipines. They have such a heart for the Lord and are now serving in Belize. We look forward to spending more time with them.

The Market in San Ignatio was quite a bit cleaner than the one we experienced in Belmopan. Also it was about twice the size. We met quite a few people from the States at this market as Cayo is a very popular tourist spot.
We all were able to travel in the Inion's bus which was a blessing since gas is close to $5.50 US a gallon! It took a while but we were finally able to find a nice parking spot within walking distance of the market.
The Inions are a very precious family.. they have 4 biological children and also 4 adopted special needs children. They have been a great encouragement to our family.

A very hot Gracie


The Inions come from a group who are not shy about street preaching and challenging those who are preaching an unbiblical message. They stood here gently challenging this Universalist for about a half hour.Please pray for those in this area who are targeted by many cults and false doctrines.
Our sweet Amanda~ Please keep her in your prayers as she has been experiencing a few health challenges due to the climate adjustment.



Back to the bus after a long afternoon at the hot market
Hadassah and Gracie in their 3 year old sweetness :)
We used to think things like getting your shoes shined was an extremely luxurious and 'spoiled American' thing to do. However, in a third world country, paying this Guatemalan man his asking price of $1.00 Belizean helps bring food home to his family.
The boys examine the street scene. Josiah has been a great friend for Grant. He is a boy much like Grant, does everything wholeheartedly and is a boy's boy! :)
The Market in San Ignatio was quite a bit cleaner than the one we experienced in Belmopan. Also it was about twice the size. We met quite a few people from the States at this market as Cayo is a very popular tourist spot.
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6 comments:
All of these photos are great. Thanks for posting.
I think I no longer need to blog. I will just send everyone here. :-)
we could combine and rename 'jungle missionary mamas' :)
Hilarious!
Perhaps Jungle Smoothie Missionary Mommas.
;)
how bout' jungle frappes and capps?
what hapened with the little inions blog? i cant read it anymore, sorry for asking this here i know is not the right place, but i just found this blog and i see that misionarymomma wrote here so i hope she can answer me.
Hi Sara~ she had to put it on password protection as they ran into a bit of trouble with it. Blessings, Kelly
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