Posts Tagged ‘guatemala’
Trip 1: Guatemala Day 5
Blog 1: Today I learned about the shopping market in Guatemala. When we were first told that we were going to go to the market in Guatemala, we were all…
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Blog 1: Today we went to Escuela Integrada in the morning after breakfast to help around the school. We first finished the painting we had been working on for the…
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Blog 1: Buenos dias de Antigua, Guatemala! Today was our second day with the chicos at Escuela Integrada. This morning after a delicious breakfast of banana pancakes, we began our…
Read MoreTrip 1: Guatemala Day 1
Hurray! We’re here! We’ve experienced some delicious food and everyone is finally in bed after a little more than a 20 hour day for everyone in the group! It was…
Read MoreAnd They’re Off
Our first mission team has arrived in Guatemala. We encourage you to keep this team of young persons in your prayers. We have created a prayer calendar so you can…
Read MoreAn Opportunity to Double Your Support
The school year in Guatemala is from January until October. Therefore, the kids in Guatemala are still in school while we are enacting summer plans and vacations. Their need for…
Read MoreHow Important is Each Child?
By Paula Bohland Sponsorship means a lot to the children attending La Escuela Integrada. In Guatemala, the children from the school are told and experience constant messages of being “less…
Read MoreScholarship challenge continues as Guatemala
The school year is about to begin in Guatemala. In Guatemala, if your family can’t pay for your education, you do not go to school. This issue severely affects children…
Read MoreGuatemala Partnership – #hope
Guatemala Missions – A Story of Hope By Susan Shinn In the 15 months since Paula Bohland became interim director of La Escuela Integrada — originally a 6-week assignment —…
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Reflecting God at work Please read Matthew 12:15-21 I am involved with a ministry at a school for children living in poverty in Guatemala. The school provides the students (and…
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