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CCAF CULTURE The end of December and the start of January, often clear and sunny, were colder and cloudier than usual this year in our region of Guatemala. The grey, overcast sky and the empty school campus evoked a sense of quiet expectation—the calm before the happy storm of a new school year. The greynessRead more

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 a professional mountain climber. I ran up one of them. In the middle of the land, there were giant pillars. IRead more

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 parents fought hard to enroll me, but a couple of weeks before I registered, they came and spoke to me.” ForRead more

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, he is almost 25  years old and has been married to his wife, Tania, for over two years. They also haveRead more

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 windows of the devotion hall with an iridescent glow unique to January. This light, combined with the dusty haze of theRead more