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Business Training to be Offered Again in October

Last February we partnered with  Yobel International, a Colorado based ministry that empowers communities to eliminate extreme poverty, unjust labor and human trafficking through business training and consumer education.  Yobel has developed an interactive, discussion-based Entrepreneurial Training Curriculum and we loved sharing it with our friends in Guatemala!
We continue to hear how God used the training to help women start a business or expand an existing business!  You can read about the February training here. 


Our plans are to conduct our second training in October.
The cost for each woman to attend the training is $200.  We are looking for 35 sponsors or a total of $7000 to make this training a reality.  Will you consider joining us?  Any donation is greatly appreciated!  Follow this link to join us!

You can see photos of men & women who want to attend this training here.  

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