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Honor Your Mom by Sending a Mom to Camp!

One of the ways that Caroline’s Promise supports our partners in Guatemala is to invest in its leaders.  In the past we have offered camps and retreats for kids, teens, and young women.  2015 is the year that we will pour into the women!  We have a special mission team of ladies that will hit the ground running in June.  

Their first stop will be to take ten women who are leaders in our partner church on a retreat.  This event will be extra special as we pour into them, making sure that they are grounded in their relationship with Jesus and experiencing His love and healing.

Once we return to the city those ten leaders will join us and together we will have a retreat for women from the church and from the community of Gerona where they are planting a church.  Many of these women don’t have a bed to sleep in and often only have one simple meal a day.  And yet at this camp they will be safe, well fed, and loved on!  We can’t wait to see them bask in God’s presence and know that they are loved!


We are expecting God to do miracles in this week of ministry and we need your help!  We are looking for 75 sponsors who are willing to invest $25 each in the life of a mama in Guatemala.  This would be a great way to honor your mom on Mother’s Day!  Or perhaps you’re just a woman who believes in women.  Whatever your reason, we want to thank you in advance for showing love to our mamas in Guatemala. 

For information on how to donate by mail or online, visit our donation site by clicking here.  For giving online, choose the fund "Guatemala Orphan Projects" and in the comment box please write "Camp."

Be sure to note if you are making the donation in honor or memory of someone and give the address.  If you are giving more than $25 and honoring more than one person please write the names and addresses in the comment box or send us an email at lisaholbrook@carolinespromise.net.  We will send a card to the honoree, acknowledging the gift given in her honor.

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