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Taking a bite out of poverty

Taking a bite out of poverty

For the first time in quite a long while, Norma is able to smile. At the age of 43, she has already endured unspeakable tragedy — losing one of her children to leukemia. She worked hard in the midst of her sorrow, doing her best to provide for her remaining four...
How cerebral palsy shaped a sponsorship story

How cerebral palsy shaped a sponsorship story

Every relationship between a child and his sponsor is special … but Myrna Duvall has a particularly unique bond with her sponsored kids that she knows was orchestrated by God. “We already sponsored kids in Ghana,” Myrna recalled. “So I thought, ‘I’m not going to...
It wasn’t coincidence. It was God.

It wasn’t coincidence. It was God.

When David Santiago glanced at his program at the Children of the World concert, he couldn’t believe what he saw inside. Just a few months earlier, he and his wife, Ceci, had signed up for a trip to Guatemala. They had always been interested in doing a missions trip,...
One California company changes lives in Guatemala and beyond

One California company changes lives in Guatemala and beyond

Today in the remote village of Tasharte, Guatemala, the village pastor is inside his new home, preparing for another day of ministry. During the past several months, the village has gone through a total transformation with a new school building, a clean-water well,...
A love that doesn’t make sense

A love that doesn’t make sense

“Some of you are going to go into the village, and you’re going to lock eyes with a kid who is going to change you.” Troy Mizell distinctly remembers these words, spoken by his associate pastor on their first night in Guatemala. When Troy signed up for this missions...
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