The Rev. José Roberto Peña, a United Methodist pastor in Honduras, has a unique side ministry. Every Friday, he preaches to workers at a cigar factory.
Peña comes to the Tabacos de Oriente in Danlí, Honduras every Friday and preaches through the intercom. “It is very hard work. They usually work more than 12 hours a day and during high production time they work longer hours,” Peña said.
Read companion story, Chaplain brings word of God to cigar factory workers
See all stories from United Methodist News Service's Special Report: Honduras and Guatemala 2017
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