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Set Free | Rescue Programs

The word rescue has several definitions: “to free from confinement, danger, or evil” “to save someone from a dangerous or distressing situation” “to keep from being lost or abandoned; to retrieve” I’d like to add my own simplified definition to the list—to rescue...

Guatemala: Gaining Ground for a Better Tomorrow

I’ve traveled to Guatemala more times than I can count, but my most recent trip may have been the most strategic one yet. Guatemala has recently undergone some major political changes—and I believe God is in control. The nation’s new president Jimmy Morales is a...

From the Field: Our Neighbors Are Hurting

For me, stepping off the plane in Guatemala is almost like coming home. I travel here several times a year because of the sheer number of programs we facilitate through our partnership with Carlos Vargas and Hope of Life. God is moving in Guatemala in miraculous ways....

The Heart Behind World Help

The below is from guest blogger Michele-Lyn Ault. She is a wife of 15 years and mama to four, including the daughter she had at 16. She recently traveled as a World Help blogger to Guatemala in October 2012 and hopes to bring encouragement and stir passion to pursue...

At the end of your tears

Nothing left. Emotions pushed to the brink. Tears shed until no more are left. What do you do when you find yourself at the end of your tears? Just two days ago we rescued a group of seven children. I tried to know each and every name and each and every heartbreaking...
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