
Worship Leader Training & Mentorship
Building relationships with pastors and equipping worship leaders, because everything in a church context should be worship.

Covenant Ministries
Honduras is where our heart is now.

Who we are
Married in 1999. Six kids, nine grandchildren. Decades of leading worship, from drug rehab centers in Russia to the marketplace in Kenya to small rural churches in Honduras.
In 2016, God said go. We are going.

The Call
Since 2016 we have been preparing to answer the call of God on our lives: to step away from secular work and serve as missionaries to Honduras. Some of you know the story of the call and the miraculous confirmation that came with it. That is a story we love to tell in person, so ask us.
Both of us have spent decades in worship ministry around the world. We have watched God move from drug rehab centers in Russia to the marketplace in Kenya to small rural churches in Honduras. Honduras is where our heart is now.

The Work
Here is what we believe God is sending us to do.

Building relationships with pastors and equipping worship leaders, because everything in a church context should be worship.

Sharing the Gospel is part of everything we do. Sometimes the simplest question is all it takes.

Loving people and meeting real physical needs, showing them that God sees them and loves them.

Honduras has very limited medical care for the poor and for hard-to-reach villages. We come alongside those who serve them.

Helping facilitate US and local teams building homes and ministry buildings in Central America.
The Invitation
Missionaries do not go alone. They go sent. A team of monthly partners is what makes this calling possible. Would you stand with us?
Become a monthly partnerGiving opens on ModernDay Missions, a 501(c)(3). Every gift is receipted and tax deductible.
A word from a friend
“I have known Paul for over forty years. He above all is a worshiper who truly praises God in spirit and truth. Loring has demonstrated the ability to love and encourage people, whoever they may be.
I wholeheartedly endorse Paul and Loring Hammond in their missionary work.”



