Amigas del Señor: Methodist monastery

On February 2, 2006, two intrepid women set off from Portland, Oregon via Greyhound bus for Limón, Colon, Honduras. There they would establish a new thing, a small monastery and medical mission using sustainable living, voluntary poverty, and religious practice as nuns following Methodist and Quaker...

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Authors: Blodgett, Beth (Author) ; Cutting, Prairie Naoma (Author)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: Portland, Oregon Quaker Abbey Press 2010
In:Year: 2010
Further subjects:B Missionaries (Honduras)
B Women missionaries (Honduras)
B Honduras Description and travel
B Missionaries, Medical (Honduras)
B Cutting, Prairie Naoma
B Blodgett, Beth
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Summary:On February 2, 2006, two intrepid women set off from Portland, Oregon via Greyhound bus for Limón, Colon, Honduras. There they would establish a new thing, a small monastery and medical mission using sustainable living, voluntary poverty, and religious practice as nuns following Methodist and Quaker traditions of worship and governance. Soon La Doctora, Pediatrician Beth Blodgett, and La muchacha, her assistant, Prairie Naoma Cutting, would be deeply involved helping in nearby clinics. Reading like a frontier women's story, this adventure (still continuing in 2010) has fire, hurricanes, and a robbery as well as other exciting accounts. These gringas become, by the close of the collection of letters home, true hermanas, religious sisters to the neighbors in their rural community. Now professed nuns, they invite other courageous women to join them in a life of service. -- Publisher's description
ISBN:098200351X