Stories of Transformation

The Amigos Podcast

Joey, Kristin, and Danny bring you stories and guest interviews from Amigos’ work in Nicaragua. Amigos for Christ is a non-profit organization that works shoulder-to-shoulder with Nicaraguan neighbors to bring community leadership, clean water, health, education, and economic opportunity to rural communities in need.

The Latest at Amigos:

Amigos Academy
Anna Walker

Like A Dream

The Amigos Academy began as a dream that is common among all parents – a better future for their children. A better future tomorrow begins

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Amigos Academy
Anna Walker

A Teacher’s Why

“I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.” John 10:10 Years ago, Jesus revealed His desire for His people – that we

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Bright Spots
Ivette Rivera

A Kitchen That Educates 

In Doña Lourdes’ kitchen, small, dry pieces of wood are consumed by the coals, but contrary to the typical burning of a wood stove, Lourdes’

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Christ More Visible
Scott Cunningham

Life to the Full

I first came across the term “transformational development” over 10 years ago when I was introduced to the book, Walking with the Poor, by Bryant

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Amigos Team
Morgan Coil

When No One Is Watching

A well-known basketball coach, John Wooden, once said: “The true test of a man’s character is what he does when no one is watching”. This

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Education
Laura Myers

New School Year 2022

https://vimeo.com/684265151/b59d0d85fd Access to quality education in Nicaragua is often just a dream for many students. Through the Leaders in Action Program, students from Chinandega have

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Amigos Story
Brandon Walker

Complete My Joy

So if there is any encouragement in Christ, any comfort from love, any participation in the Spirit, any affection and sympathy, complete my joy by

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Amigos Story
Anna Walker

Choosing Joy

“Happiness doesn’t depend on my circumstances or the actions of others. It depends on me.”

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1 Manzana Project
Anna Walker

One Step Further

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

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