Interview: Moriah Harris on El Salvador mission work
- How can listeners help Moriah's mission work in El Salvador?
Guest Moriah Harris (addressed by name on-air; speaker-2) describes her call to El Salvador: her church's annual mission trips to Honduras and El Salvador, the March 2013 trip where her heart broke for the children, and the sister church in San Salvador's development center, which feeds children a daily meal, helps with schoolwork, and provides medical and dental care alongside gospel teaching. She explains she will live in San Salvador with internet access and work daily at the rural mountainside center about 45 minutes away, and asks listeners for prayer (citing gang violence and drug trafficking), introductions to interested people, and monthly financial support via reliant.org/moriah.harris. The hosts riff on generosity, urging listeners to start giving and pray for God to tell them when to stop.
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