​The Team

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Our Amazing Team

We are very proud of the dedication and commitment to excellence each of our Honduran teachers have shown. Many of our teachers have more than 15 years of experience teaching Spanish as a second language to missionaries and NGO volunteers. Our teachers receive continued education through quarterly workshops in their desire to be the best they can be. Each of our teachers see their work as a calling and it shows in the quality of each class. They are passionate to see you accomplish what you want to do, whether it be as a volunteer, pastor, teacher, doctor, etc. They are truly the heart and soul of the Institute and those of whom have passed through our doors call them family.
PictureDon and Debbie Lynn, Student Body Pastors
                   
               
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​Pastors Don and Debbie Lynn have first-hand experience of the transition to language school and the mission field as they were students of ours here at the Institute and graciously offered to come back and meet with our current students. They love being able to encourage and equip our students and missionaries during this exciting time of learning a new language and culture! Don served as Executive Pastor of their home church in Idaho before following the call of God to the mission field  in 2016. They both have pastored and counseled couples and families for many years. They have two amazing daughters who both still live in Idaho.
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The Wolfe family, Owners

​The Wolfe family moved to Honduras full time in 2013 and a year later in 2014 they took over the Spanish Institute of Honduras and have been running it ever since. Since then it has grown into one of the most respected language schools in Central America. Michael and Barbe Wolfe serve as the owners of the Institute while Mark works as the administrator and runs things on a day-to-day basis. In June of 2019 Mark married his wife Gaby. And of course there's Carlitos whom the family has had since he was three weeks old and are currently in the process of adoption. Nowadays the Wolfe family owns and operates a variety of other businesses that Ben and Thomas Wolfe work with as well. While these do keep the family busy, the Institute continues to be their focal point and remains the central part of why they are in Honduras.