Fall 2018 Newsletter
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MISSIONARIES TO THEIR OWN COUNTRY Alex found himself in a large plot of land surrounded by little mountains. “The land was so huge, and the mountains were small—so small I thought I could be aRead more
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A PILLAR IN MY FAMILY Brayan is one of our grade 12 accounting students. He started attending our school six years ago, at the start of Grade 7, but it almost didn’t happen. “My parentsRead more
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THE WAY THEY SHOULD GO Luis Fernando looks older than he is. His 6-foot frame and well-groomed black beard give him an air of fatherly warmth and dignity that betrays his youthfulness. In reality, heRead more
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SHARING JESUS There’s nothing like the first day of school. The gates open, the buses roll in, and wide-eyed, smiling children file out, ready for a new year. Early morning light streams through the windowsRead more
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A SMALL SACRIFICE In this issue, we have a very special guest writer. Samantha Pelaez is one of our graduating students and has graciously agreed to share some of her story. Hi! My name isRead more
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Thank you so much for your kind comment! We’re amazed at what God does in the lives of our students and are very grateful for those like Matthew who join us in this work. We’re so glad he’s with us!
Thank you!
Although it is lengthy, this newsletter is so well done that I am enjoying spending time reading about the changed lives of your students and the consequent impact on their families and community.
Currently, I am supporting my grandson, Matthew Horvath, a volunteer in your mission. He is home on leave now and I am very impressed with the level of care, both practical and spiritual, that you have provided. He has come home noticeably more mature and confident that with God everything is possible.
Thank you!
May you prosper in Christ’s Kingdom work and be blessed in your own spiritual journey!