Welcome and thanks for the opportunity to share with you,
news and information from the Uspantán Side of the Mountain.

Then all the people went away to eat and drink,
to send portions of food and to celebrate with great joy,
because they now understood the words
that had been made known to them.
Nehemiah 8:14

This is the view of the The Uspantán Mountain from our home in the small, rural town of San Miguel Uspantán in the department (state) of El Quiché.  It is 9,794 feet high.  This picture was taken from an altitude of 6046 feet.  The Uspantán mountain is at the east end of the spur which branches out from the Rocky Mountain chain of mountains (also known as the Continental Divide).  This spur is known as the Cuchumatanes.  From a vantage point, twenty miles west of Uspantán, along this mountain ridge, a person on a clear day can see all 14 volcanoes of Guatemala.   

“Tinimirsaj jb’ij Kakaj Dios”    Uspanteco for: To God be the glory!