Another impoverished community with 85 families (about 200 people) in Las Llaves, Chiquimulilla, Santa Rosa. We toured a small home made of corn stalks and bamboo where 37 people live with one outhouse (the bathroom.)
This merchant cries to know he can\’t work, \”I know there is a national emergency, this disease is not a game. I have children that need to eat, but I have nothing to feed them. I live on what I earn daily. I\’m sad, I don\’t know what I will feed my kids, they need to eat!\”
When Jeff learned that there was an abandoned community living way up on the mountain of the backside of Pacaya in Guatemala and none of the people…
We have been serving in Guatemala for a month now. I thought I would use the Q&A method to share our lives here with you????. No specific order just…
One of my favorite verses is Psalm 91:1, “Those who live in the shelter of the most high will find rest in the shadow…
An invite that might have changed our lives forever! The night Jeff came home and told me about the new ministry Stan and Denise were starting…
I\’ve been wanted to write another blog, but it is hard to gather my mind to know exactly what to share because so much has come through my mind lately…
The past several weeks I have been talking with some very close friends about our decision to move to Guatemala and they have been asking questions…
Hope is the seed of all good things, the starting place of dreams coming true. Give the gift of hope today to a child dreaming of a better future.
