Beginning a church planting movement
Recently our ministry partners in Delhi, India visited Haryana to explore the possibility of starting a new work in that State. They visited a small village that is approximately 90 kilometers (55 miles) from Delhi. This village used to be a Muslim dominated area, but now there are more dalits (lowest Hindu caste) and a few families of the Jaat (Sikh religion) community living there. Rajesh is from this village and had attended our trainings. He’s a laborer who works in the fields to earn his...
Read MoreGuatemala in 8 Pictures
1. Felicita…one of our team favorites who struggles with a learning disability, but has found her place at the Learning Center. 2. Joy…Nothing beats the pure joy of little children who have so little, but love and trust so much. 3. Laughter…Whether at us or with us we laughed a lot with each these kids. 4. Unity…This team was unified from the start. I love how God obviously brought them all together for this trip! 5. Sponsorship…I loved seeing kids connect with...
Read MoreWhat do you want to be when you grow up?
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” This simple question and the answer Rut, Country Director for Guatemala, would change her life forever. Working as a teacher for a private school here in Guatemala Rut came to a community called Cruz Blanca. She stopped and asked a sweet little girl, What do you want to be when you grow up? A simple question we ask to kids all the time. And most American kids give us big answers….like a firefighter, lawyer, doctor or teacher. They...
Read MoreAn awesome experience!
We’ve had an awesome few days (with no wi-fi!) We will be doing a full update on our trip when we get back in the states, but it’s been a fantastic trip and an truly amazing group of students! Everyday we’ve been to the learning center we’ve made amazing connections with the kids and have grown to know and love them. We walked and talked with many moms in the community about their daily life and had the chance to pray for them. We can’t wait to tell you more when...
Read MoreA student post (by Ashton)
This first day-and-a-half have been eventful, to say the least, and definitely full of miracles. One might say the miracles started with all 20 people and 36 bags arriving safely in Guatemala, but I think that the miracles started months ago, when God worked to put together this amazing team. Because somehow, with this wide range of personalities and volume levels, we all get along. It’s actually even better than that: we work together really well. Where one of us is weak, others are strong....
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