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Eduardo José Picado Juárez, 55, and his brother Sergio José Picado, 52, would be the firsts to scoff at the familiar adage, “You can’t teach
February 1, 2022
Eduardo José Picado Juárez, 55, and his brother Sergio José Picado, 52, would be the firsts to scoff at the familiar adage, “You can’t teach
Saint Francis de Sales once said, “There is nothing small in the service of God.” In the midst civil unrest, travel restrictions, and COVID-19, I
On October 8th, 2021, life in the rural community of El Chaparral was transformed. The moment clean water burst from the pipes on their water
“I almost lost my life. Late one night I was working at my computer, and next thing I knew I woke up face down on
As Melvin and I sat under the Amigos Rancho, he began sharing his greatest hopes and dreams and the obstacles he has overcome to be
Transformed people transform people. These are four words, interwoven, that carry the complexity of a snowflake, the power of a wave crashing on the shore,
Mark 10: 46-52 tells the story of Bartimaeus, the blind man who asked Jesus to be healed as he was leaving Jericho. I recently re-read
Driving down the windy, dusty roads of the community of El Chaparral, the vibrant, blossoming red flowers juxtapose the images of old latrines resting in
The saying goes that we “always take our health for granted until we lose it.” No one yearns to run knee-pain-free quite as much as
Imagine using the same iPhone that came out in 2008 – the iPhone 1 or 2G! No new features, no new cameras, and no Siri to