July 31- August 6, 2010
The church in Guatemala is in desperate need of being revitalized. There are such beautiful church buildings, but the people are in need of the vibrancy of the Holy Spirit to enter their churches. This team will travel to Zacapa, Guatemala to do home construction to continue to rebuild a place devastated by their Civil War which ended in 1996. They will also do vacation bible school with the children, and get to gather and bring shoes to Guatemala, wash people's feet and give them shoes.
Yolanda
August 4, 2010 by Leah Cim
Monday was a good and interesting day. We got up and went to the church to work on the wall we are building and play with the kids. Today we had to put the rebarb into the layer of cinder blocks we finished saturday. This took most of the morning and was mostly work for [...]
How beautiful the feet
August 2, 2010 by Leah Cim
Sorry for the delay with this post. We had a late night and early morning that left me with no time to get online. Day three was very fun and very full. I’ll start telling you about the night of day two though. We went to the church to watch a movie with the community, [...]
The Juanidee Method
July 31, 2010 by Leah Cim
Today was our first day working at the church in San Jorge, Zacapa. We worked on building a cement block wall to protect the church and provide a parking and recreational area. We got 5 rows done on the wall and will continue to work on it over the week. There also were three children [...]
The destination to the journey
July 30, 2010 by Leah Cim
Greetings from Zacapa! We all got up this morning around 3am, some of us after a few hours sleep, some with maybe 30 minutes and arrived at the hotel in Zacapa around 5:30 pm local time. Thank you all for your prayers. We had ZERO issues with the trip here. Such a huge blessing to [...]
Simply a cup of coffee
July 15, 2010 by Leah Cim
I have kept putting off writing this blog, as we often do with good friends we have not seen in far too long. You keep waiting for the perfect occasion, the best restaurant, the right things to say…but eventually you realize that it does not really matter what is said, or where, or when, all [...]
