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It’s Not Just About Growing Crops
It’s Not Just About Growing Crops It’s Monday, and the farm truck rumbles up to Vida Mocohán School. The weekly groceries for the kitchen have arrived – much of the produce grown in Impact’s own fields. “There are currently just over 46,000 plants in the field, distributed in 15 horticultural species,” explains Elmer Felipe Sierra. “Approximately 60% of the crops are in the process of being harvested.” Felipe is the Business Manager for Impact’s Agriculture & Sustainability projects, and a graduate of Vida Chijacorral School. His fascination with plants extends to agricultural processes. “Seeing God’s work so clearly in the perfection…
From Grade 3 to Grad Class
The students in this year’s teacher training grad class were in Grade 3 when the Support a Class program launched ten years ago. And there are some class supporters who have been walking alongside them since 2015! The 2025 Teacher Training Grad Class Over the course of ten years, sponsors Henry & Eileen and Jennifer & Shane have been a part of these students’ lives. Some students were in their sponsor class right from the very start, others joined as classes combined in higher grades or as new students started attending Vida school. Henry & Eileen’s Class 10 years ago…
Each and Every Sponsor is an Answer to Many Prayers!
Brothers & Sisters, in Guatemala, we’ve been celebrating sponsorship this month. As Operations Managers here in Guatemala, we want to say thank you for sharing the love of Jesus with our children! The love you share is reflected in the smiles of the kids and their teachers when they hear they are being sponsored by brothers and sisters like you! The Love You Share is Reflected in the Smiles of Children and their Teachers We still have more children and classes waiting for sponsors. Will you keep praying with us and help us identify those who God is calling to…
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Orphan Care
“I don’t want him. I want nothing to do with him!”
Those were the Mom’s words the moment she saw her big-eyed newborn. The baby’s birth mother is a very needy, mentally ill woman living on the streets of Guatemala. And her baby found refuge at the Vida Children’s Home.
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