I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the impact of our work at Amigos for Christ. To date, we’ve served alongside over 20,000+ individuals living in rural communities in Chinandega, Chinandega and hosted over 20,000 mission trip participants.
Behind those 40,000+ individuals are countless progress measures – 300+ wells, 32 water systems, 2,500+ modern bathrooms, 1,000+ clean air kitchens, thousands of dollars in microloans, 1,500+ scholarships.
But what has been our impact? What is it all for?
But you want to know what they responded?
The most important thing they’ve learned over all these years is how to love and serve their neighbor.
The most important thing that people have learned over these last 7 years wasn’t that Amigos was awesome at getting our checklists done – that we nailed the 86-page Plan 7 guide for project management.
The most important thing we did and can do is love and serve our neighbor.
