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For over two decades, Amigos for Christ has been committed to transforming lives in rural Nicaragua, and by God’s grace, we continue to reach families,
Last week’s water celebration in El Espabel felt much heavier than the typical lighthearted water system inaugurations we’ve witnessed in many communities over the years.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/378562854 Today, as we go about our ordinary Tuesday, something extraordinary is happening in the community of La Danta. Thousands upon thousands of gallons of
Oscar Hernandez is a dreamer, farmer, and teacher. He lives in Valle los Morenos, where he has cultivated his small parcel of land into a successful farm with grains, vegetables, and dragonfruit. Oscar’s farm has become a model for other farmers in the community who are inspired to increase their own production after seeing Oscar’s success.
Alan Perez Lopez, water system treasurer, heads out on his monthly journey to visit every family in his community of Rincon de Garcia. A journey
In La Coyotera, 35 families patiently waited in line as they brought their second round of stool and urine sample to the Amigos for Christ
Herminio is a 58-year-old man from the community of Nance Dulce in Nicaragua. He shared that since he was young boy, he remembers his community’s
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
“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
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