You’ve decided to go on a short-term mission trip and your looking for ways to prepare? Here’s our 5 faves. Connect We feel the best trips are done in a group, either as a church, family, or just a group of friends. There’s power in community […]
In Nicaragua, a cycle kid is a student that has failed a grade and is trying to take two grades at the same time. They’re usually older than the other kids and in a lower grade, i.e. 12 years old and in fourth/fifth grade. The grades […]
Love and wellness go hand in hand. When you’re one of the 48% of Nicaraguans that fall below the poverty line, you feel loved when someone hands you a plate of food. You feel loved when your kids receive vitamins to help them grow. You feel […]
In the six years we’ve been working with the Nicaraguan churches, one thing remains constant all over: the local Nicaraguan Pastor is hard at work tending to his congregation. He’s seen visiting the sick, opening the church for services, and filling every gap he has the energy for. We […]
Working with Public School Teachers in Nicaragua The public teachers in Nicaragua is facing a crisis. They love their kids and want to help them learn. They know the only way to break the cycle of poverty is through education. They have spent time and […]
Why do we do what we do? Why are we helping the communities local schools? [tweetthis url=”http://wp.me/p6kMKA-1g”]We see some of the most impoverished people struggling to attend school.[/tweetthis] We’ve been richly blessed in our lives. We’ve seen and experienced things in our missionary journey that has […]