by miblogadmin | Jul 28, 2017 | Ministry Sites
Healthy Communities works with local leaders, churches, schools, servant teams, and other organizations to identify the long-term needs of each community. Our goal is to improve the quality of community life through water filters, fuel efficient stoves and education.
We use 4 key principles of Christian community development:
Church based: Each of our projects and programs is led by local leaders from the church. We want to support the local church to be better equipped to serve their own community.
Empowerment: We strive to do things with people, not for people. Families have to be involved in each step of the program.
Relocation: We train and work with local technicians who live in the communities.
Reconciliation: between neighbors, between people and God, between communities and the environment and between catholic and evangelical churches.
Our staff members are Gerber and Michelle Pérez.
by miblogadmin | Jul 27, 2017 | Uncategorized
Nueva Generación aims to introduce young people to the truth of Jesus Christ and how He can bring purpose and hope to their lives. Luis Carlos Castillo and Chad Bader serve in the ministry by conducting classes in Christian Character Development and Values in junior high and high schools in Antigua and surrounding areas as well as in their Youth Center in San Pedro Las Huertas.
by miblogadmin | Jul 26, 2017 | Ministry Sites
Próximos Pasos is a Christian elementary school for girls in the Mayan village of Santa María de Jesús. The school serves girls who were not able to enroll in public school due to their age or financial situation. Próximos Pasos’ holistic approach to education is biblically-based and covers the areas of academics; physical, emotional and spiritual health, family involvement and occupational training. Mission Impact staff serving at Próximos Pasos are Vanessa Salcedo and Adwina Weir.
by miblogadmin | Jul 25, 2017 | Ministry Sites
The mission of Vida & Esperanza School, located in Santa Lucía Milpas Altas, is to integrate a Christian worldview in the area of academics, character development, and family life. Our long-term goal is to facilitate positive change in Guatemala through discipling students. Our Mission Impact staff serving at Vida & Esperanza school are Director and Principal, Walfre Estrada, Josué López and Sara Eliker Santizo.
by miblogadmin | Jul 24, 2017 | Uncategorized
The ministry of Hechos 2:8 (Acts 2:8 in English) trains indigenous Guatemalan pastors in their native Mayan language to reach their communities
throughout rural communities in Ixcán, Guatemala. Hechos 2:8 also works to evangelize children and youth, and provide for basic needs of the community through the construction of water filters, wells and latrines. Walter Hernández and Roduel and Hilda Pérez lead the ministry.
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