Guatemala: A Key Partnership
-Jeff Lovell Vision Trust Guatemala is one of Connection Pointe’s key partners. Los Verdes, Guatemala, is a place where we are investing resources via the Learning Center and staff, and the most-visited of all our partners. This partnership is flourishing! In January another class of students enrolled in the Learning Center in Los Verdes. These children have the opportunity to learn about Jesus, to grow academically and to receive nutritious meals and healthcare. In March a team of 17...
Read MoreSwaziland: Big Surprise for Lee
Sunday morning Lee got a big surprise when Pastor Sam asked him to give the message at church. He did and spoke words only the Holy Spirit could place on his heart on the spot like that. Joey also played a song on guitar for everyone. It was a very special service for all. We’ve been off the grid for a couple of days, but our team is now back in the city of Mbabane starting the voyage home. We had to say goodbye to our beloved care point on Sunday after church and there were lots of...
Read MoreSwaziland: More of the Story in Pictures
This was no ordinary cookout. It was a South African “braai” barbecue. Take a look at that grill. We were happy to share it with others! Typical homesteads of today’s care points and their view of sugar cane all around. Every care point benefited from all the soccer ball donations! These care points can seem like an oasis among all the poverty, sin and darkness in the communities that surround...
Read MoreSwaziland: More of the Story in Pictures
This was no ordinary cookout. It was a South African “braai” barbecue. Take a look at that grill. We were happy to share it with others! Typical homesteads of today’s care points and their view of sugar cane all around. Every care point benefited from all the soccer ball donations! These care points can seem like an oasis among all the poverty, sin and darkness in the communities that surround...
Read MoreSwaziland: A Day of Roller Coasters
Wow! What a day of roller coasters. We spent the day visiting four other care points in eastern Swaziland. Each community had its own unique “personality.” One by the name of Komba seemed to be more healthy, vibrant and progressive, while another, Section 19, was more in need of a community feeling. A common thread of all four sites, however, was the many children’s faces in need of love and caring and the dire poverty at each care point. The people in all of the communities manage to make the...
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