This sure is a cute picture of this little girl but also a reminder of how we have to live in the time of COVID. She was a visitor of a clinic we were helping another ministry with and I just had to snap this picture. She is wearing a pink N95 mask and a […]

He called a little child to him, and placed the child among them. And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoever

In many of the clinics we hold, we meet precious ladies like this one here with Esther. She was coming in for pain in her neck and shoulders caused by the work she does. Life is hard here and it shows in their faces. It is hard to believe but this lady is less than

I know that this isn’t the greatest picture because of the bright window in the background but it is the only picture I have to introduce you to Fredy Josue, a 16 year old boy, and tell you his story.  Fredy came into our clinic with his mother and saw Charlene.  He was complaining about

This is one of my favorite pictures. I love the joy in this sweet grandma’s face! I think it is a perfect representation of how much joy we have in our Lord. Even when times are tough, we can still have a smile on our face like she does because we have been forgiven, washed

This little boy doesn’t look too happy when I snapped his picture sitting on top of the boxes of food but his attitude changed big time when he had a full tummy of warm nutritious food that was served to everyone after our clinic! Trust me, he was ALL smiles especially once I handed him

WE NEED YOUR PRAYERS! Normally, we try to keep our photos of the week positive and light hearted, sharing the differences being made by our ministry and your partnership, however, we need your help this week. The middle part of Guatemala has been devastated by Hurricane Eta with flooding and land slides. So many have

When we bring a clinic to a village, it’s not always the only thing we do. During our recent visit to Moyotu Las Tablas, up by the El Salvador boarder, while we treated 250 people in our clinic that day, Jesús and Brooke brought some games for the kids to play and they had a

When you’ve lost count of how many days it’s been since quarantine started. Sometimes you just have to laugh it off, be a bit silly and keep smiling!

We arrived in the village of Nuevo Mexico and walked into the church where we were going to hold the day’s clinic. While we were setting up, this little boy was sitting on a step drawing. I snapped his picture and went on my way getting ready for the clinic to start. A little later,