Where are they now? Sthefany

Hello, my name is Sthefany. I am 16 years old and am currently in the 4th year of high school in Biological Sciences. First of all I want to thank the Groves Family
who sponsored me during my primary school period because thanks to them I was able to complete primary school. I am also very grateful because although I did not meet my sponsors, I appreciated them very much for the support and help they contributed in my life.

It was a great blessing that Caroline's Promise can contribute great things in the life of a person. The experience I had was totally great. I got to know places thanks to them and they also showed me their love through letters (letters that I still have), gifts and financial aid.

I would really like to meet and know how my sponsors are and meet them in person and thank them personally.

And well, I think that these kinds of experiences make you grow as a person in all aspects and how wonderful that those kinds of people exist, such as Carolina's Promise. Once again I was, I am and I will be very grateful for the seed they left in me. I really hope that all the goals and projects that Caroline's Promise has can be fulfilled, I hope to see you again and thank you very much.

The Groves Family sponsored Sthefany for years and then Daniel took over when they stopped.

Remembering Melissa Roberts

We were so sad to hear of the tragic passing of Melissa Roberts . When she lived in Wilson, N.C. she joined Eastgate Community Church (formerly Wilson Community Church) on trips to Guatemala where she was a bright light and encouragement to everyone she met. Our hearts go out to her husband, Brian and daughter, Sabrina. We join with her friends from Wilson who are shocked and grieving the loss of such a beautiful person. Containers used to store water Her friends from the Wilson community were looking for a way to honor Melissa and we felt that meeting a need and helping to find a solution was exactly something that Melissa would get behind. We recently learned that the families in Gerona are in desperate need of containers to store water. Because they do not have access to running water, they are dependent on trucks from the government that deliver water every other day. The problem is that many families don't have containers to store the water. These containers are $3

How Can a Pillow Case Change a Life?

One of our summer mission teams will help start a sewing ministry with the Moms at Casita Adonai in Guatemala City. Their first project will be to make an adorable pillow case dress! Our hope is that God will use this ministry to encourage these women, open their hearts to Him, and help them learn a skill they can use to provide for their family. The end result will be Mamas keeping their children instead of abandoning them! If you would like to contribute to this project you can donate new pillow cases in solid or cute patterns or make a donation. Our deadline is June 1. To contribute financially choose Guatemala Orphan Projects and put sewing in the comment box.

Standing beside each other

Oak trees are an amazing creation. They seem almost magical in their ability to grow a mighty oak tree from a tiny cute acorn. We often focus on the beauty of the tree or its acorns- but the most intriguing part might be the unseen part, its roots. The roots of the tree bring nourishment, protect against illness and drought, they even serve as an anchor when the wind blows. Without the roots, we don’t have the tree. Oak tree roots in particular are unique. When all grown, the roots might be 4-7 times larger than the width of the tree. Even if there is devastation, like a fire, a new tree can sprout from the roots of the old tree. One of my favorite parts I never knew- when Oak trees are planted beside each other, their roots can merge tougher and even graph together to become an interconnected system. Stronger, more secure, supportive. God never uses words carelessly. He said in Isaiah 61:3 “They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display o

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