In this season of pandemic, the church is serving families most affected by the crisis in different ways. Stephanie Sanchez, a young member of the Church of the Nazarene in Tibás, Costa Rica, is exchanging her art for food that is then delivered to families in the community. Here, she shares more about this project
During this time of pandemic, Guatemala is still receiving deportees from the United States at its borders and airports. After going through a process to determine their state of health, they are taken to hospitals or shelters. Faced with the need for medical attention in this season due to COVID-19, Doctor Emilio Ramos, from Guatemala’s
Nazarene doctor René Rivas*, of Guatemalan origin, shares how the Lord has allowed him to serve pastoral families, church members, and vulnerable families in their communities during the time of quarantine. Besides medical services, the Lord has allowed him to share a message of peace and hope to many people, including some twenty COVID-19 patients.
Kelyn Barrera is a single mother. She is 28 years old, deaf, and lives in Santa Tecla in El Salvador. Her life drastically changed during the quarantine period (for COVID-19) when the father of her daughter, who left her when she was pregnant, decided to take their 4-year-old daughter Dora*. He then said he wanted
