The Guatemala North Verapaz District held their first congress for the children of pastors. An average of 50 young people attended the event at the Nazarene Bible Institute in Coban. District Superintendent Francisco Cho said that, due to the challenges that face this group of young people, they require “special pastoral care,” which began with
Encuentro was held June 30 – July 14, 2018 in Guatemala and Costa Rica. It impacted the lives of hundreds of people, from those in the communities where the participants served to the volunteers. El Salvadorian Diana Gonzales, 23, shared her testimony of her time ministering in Guatemala. “In the first week of Encuentro and
Members of the Nazarene Youth International council from the Guatemala Central District along with Dr. Rene Rivas from the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries committee of the same district visited 3 shelters on July 28 in the community of Escuintla, Guatemala. They brought supplies to families who had lost their belongings and homes as a result of
Encuentro was held June 30 – July 14, 2018, in Guatemala and Costa Rica. It impacted the lives of hundreds of people as well as the communities where the participants ministered and the volunteers. Guatemalan Billi Lloel Mendez Vasquez, 19, shared his testimony. “My experience in Project Timothy and Encuentro has been the best thing
