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1996-1998:
San
Jose, Costa Rica |
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Now happily married
and accompanying her husband while he got his
MBA, Lisa worked in CCI’s central office.
She, together
with the
executive director Bob Sabean , focused on administrative
tasks, like re-shaping CCI’s mission and
vision statements, creating their 10 core values,
internal policies handbook, as well as writing
two new editions of CCI training manuals.
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1998-2003:
Tegucigalpa,
Honduras |
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Independently,
both Lisa and Alfredo felt the Lord leading to
establish their home base here. After many years
of travel, Lisa was more than ready to settle
down in one location.
Having arrived just
two weeks before Hurricane Mitch rained disaster
on Honduras, CCI responded by holding several
events for the children of the hurricane victims,
thanks to the generosity of Lisa’s supporting
churches and individuals.
The focus of her time
in Honduras has been to write two new editions
of the CCI training manuals and teachers’
editions, host short term work teams to Fountain
of Life Camp , write a Games
Encyclopedia, and develop new leadership
development curriculum in the area of Ropes
course initiatives,
one-day workshops and further refine CCI’s
Institute for Forming Instructors (an IFI-16-days
of intensive training to certify instructors
in charge of teaching CCI courses).
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2003-2004:
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania |
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First family furlough
will be a time to share the children with Lisa’s
side of
the family, get reacquainted with the home churches,
and raise funds for returning to ministry.
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August,
2004: Return
to Tegucigalpa, Honduras |
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