March 2019
Newsletter
Newsletter
Dear Friends,
It’s been several months since you have heard from us. This winter has been a tough one on all of us with lots of snow and COLD weather.
Our winter projects were led by Memo Sanchez and Ruth Novak and went very well. There were two work teams that participated ̶̶ one from the Grand Haven area and one from New Era. This year they worked at Horizons of the Future, a boy’s rehabilitation/orphanage home. The project consisted of tearing down and rebuilding a security wall, which was falling down.
It’s been several months since you have heard from us. This winter has been a tough one on all of us with lots of snow and COLD weather.
Our winter projects were led by Memo Sanchez and Ruth Novak and went very well. There were two work teams that participated ̶̶ one from the Grand Haven area and one from New Era. This year they worked at Horizons of the Future, a boy’s rehabilitation/orphanage home. The project consisted of tearing down and rebuilding a security wall, which was falling down.
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The Daycare Center: Many exciting things are happening there. They have a new administrator, Claudia, who is doing a fantastic job. Currently, there are 45 students in Kindergarten. They are starting a new daycare program that will include more ages, 2 years up to 5th grade, with a feeding program for all.
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The Daycare provides a good Nutrition Program and a safe secure place for parents to leave their children while they work.
A public library: has been opened at the facility. Both adults and children who can read are welcome to check out books, take them home, return them when they are finished and then check out another.
The Micro Business: Has started. They are baking breads, cakes and other pastries then selling them in the area, which is going over very well.
An English Class: Has started at the daycare on Sunday afternoons for 1 ½ hours and is currently attended by nine children. This class is underwritten by anonymous individuals.
The Micro Business: Has started. They are baking breads, cakes and other pastries then selling them in the area, which is going over very well.
An English Class: Has started at the daycare on Sunday afternoons for 1 ½ hours and is currently attended by nine children. This class is underwritten by anonymous individuals.
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Uniforms, Backpacks and School Supplies: No uniforms or school supplies, no school. One hundred and twenty uniforms were provided. Backpacks and school supplies were given to 175 children who needed them. A big THANK YOU to all who graciously gave funds to this outreach.
PRAYER REQUESTS:
Complete underwriting of the Dinner/Theatre - $7,500.00
Attendance at Dinner/Theatre – 140
That the English classes will go well.
That the micro business and the library will succeed.
Guidance and wisdom for the H.I.S. Board for 2019.
ANSWERED PRAYERS:
Ruth Novak and her health issues – Ruth is doing well.
2019 work projects went well, and much was accomplished.
PRAYER REQUESTS:
Complete underwriting of the Dinner/Theatre - $7,500.00
Attendance at Dinner/Theatre – 140
That the English classes will go well.
That the micro business and the library will succeed.
Guidance and wisdom for the H.I.S. Board for 2019.
ANSWERED PRAYERS:
Ruth Novak and her health issues – Ruth is doing well.
2019 work projects went well, and much was accomplished.
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