Village of Hope: September 2009

Monday, September 21, 2009

media and the Village

We have been blessed to have the media from our city interested in our project, the monday after our event, the newspaper wrote an article about it, ON THE FRONT PAGE! also, today, the same newspaper which is the most important one in our state, wrote a full page article on the village, explaining how it all started and what was going on and what our plans were for the future, we praise God for this and pray this brings him the absolute honour and glory and also pray that the media and bussiness and people around our area become interested.

Thank you for helping, praying and believing in this project that we believe comes from the heart of God!

Friday, September 4, 2009

newspaper article!

the newspaper wrote an article about the event! this is a picture of it,
the title says
altruist group is giving more than 6,000 donations to the most needy this sept 6th

we pray we'll be able to accomplish this!
but are thankful that the media is awknoledging the Village of Hope and ultimately what God is doing through it!

we have the big event in two days!!!!! we are so excited to see what God will do this time!
God bless you

Campo Esperanza ... Village of Hope

the beginning of Village of Hope, by Sara J. Escobar

As I graduated from Rio Grande Bible Institute I went back home to help the church that my dad leaded. I heard about the migrant camps from the organization I was working with at that point, YWAM, and as soon as I saw the need, God put a big burden in my heart. A lady from our church, sister Teresa, had also heard of these migrants camps, and talking about it, we both realized that God wanted to us to go and do something for them.

Sister Teresa and I started going to these camps 3 times a week. We would prepare school and Bible lessons for them. Their Spanish was very poor so we started teaching them Spanish with pictures and draws. They would laugh with some hard Spanish words.
They were very reserved and quite. But they were open and excited to learn. I believe we were the first ones that starting teaching them about Jesus, reading and writing. We would sit them in blue tarps and hand them their very first notebooks and pencils. We went to 2 different camps and we had from 12 kids in the smallest camp to 35 kids and the biggest ones. We also gave them toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap and face lotions. We would wash their little faces, dry them, and put face lotion. They loved us to do it for them. We told them they need to do it every day and that they needed to be clean every time we came. When they would see us coming they would run to a bucket of water and wash their faces. They will come running to greet us with their wet and damp hair. They were learning the importance on hygiene too.
Then my mom and I were left alone in the mission field. My mom and I spoke of the need of a place to give them education and care. We couldn’t just keep bringing clothes and food and leave them in the situation they lived. It was the beginning of a dream of hope for the mixteco culture. The communities started to trust, After 3 years of work I left to work with New Life community Church and my mom continued with the vision and continued praying until God answered. bringing the Pastor, and the whole church and partners to grasp the vision. Now this vision is becoming a reality, a reality that only God couldve done. I give Him the honour, the praise and the Glory for what He's doing in the Village of Hope and I cannot wait to see what He has in store for that ministry and that people!

Monday, September 21, 2009

media and the Village

Friday, September 4, 2009

newspaper article!

Campo Esperanza ... Village of Hope

the beginning of Village of Hope, by Sara J. Escobar

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