We have 15 elders that we are caring for, bringing basic supplies and medical supplies, spending time to share God’s love and pray with them so they know they are cared for.
The organic garden we have cultured the last few years was on a property the mayor of the town gave us to use, but he now wants to use it so we are transplanting everything.
Some of the plants we grow don’t produce a fruit until they have grown over a year, so we are being careful not to lose the work we have done.
Our school and church continue to gather and minister to the community.
Kids after a week without school (for vacation). They miss coming to study! In Guatemala, education is not a priority for the kids and it is very easy to see this, in teenagers or even youth, is very difficult for them to read or write correctly, and classes often are expected to cancel for weather like even rain. We held a meeting with the parents in the school to tell them that we will be more strict to try and help the kids more, but also to help them see we need their help. Because of COVID-19, kids here didn’t study correctly for almost 2 years and the government ordered schools that no kid can flunk because of COVID-19.
