Amigos Story
Making People Feel Valued
It’s 5:30 am, May 2009. The roosters have started to crow, dogs have begun to bark, and Ivette Rivera is dressed, books in hand, patiently
July 5, 2018
It’s 5:30 am, May 2009. The roosters have started to crow, dogs have begun to bark, and Ivette Rivera is dressed, books in hand, patiently
In the Nicaraguan community of San Marcos, primary school teacher, Marisela Ordoñez, proudly looks out at her on this special day. The school’s classrooms are
Guest Author: Paola Montalvo Jose Diaz, 53, is no stranger to the mighty stench of the pig pen in his backyard. Growing up in the
Rosa Elena Rios and her family are go-getters. They work hard and take advantage of every opportunity, but living in a very rural community, opportunities
Families that do mission trips are often changed. This is what happened to Daryl and Victoria.
Napoleon Mendoza is only 28 years old, but when he received the opportunity to be a leader in his community, he jumped to take it.
What happens to a community when clean, accessible water arrives for the first time? Most Amigos for Christ staff have witnessed joyful water inaugurations, when
“It won’t be easy, but it will be worth it,” thought Lucia Medina as she and her husband decided to sell their pig in order
Water. That clear, life-giving, refreshing friend is only a fleeting guest for many homes in Nicaragua, especially in the rural homes that depend on hand-dug
“Anything is possible if you have faith.” Nora Centeno (38) tells us that she has kept these words close to her heart for many years