In 2009 (when I was 17) I went on my first Proyecto Fe trip, and before that week was over, I knew I wanted to go back and live in San Pedro and teach English at Colegio Bethel. That dream became a reality in 2011 and I had such an amazing year getting to be […]
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Greetings Proyecto Fe Family, I pray all of you are fairing well in the current Covid-19 pandemic. It seems that many things will change permanently even after the threat of the virus is gone. Crazy Times!! Whatever the change is, we know that God is in control and this is no surprise to Him. Glory […]
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One more thing that the COVID has brought back is the preference of delivering a baby at home. For the first time since I came to Guatemala, this past week, I had the blessing of being part of a delivery of a baby boy at the home of a young couple. Even though, I have […]
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As I browse Facebook, a familiar face pops up on a post by the Universidad del Valle, one of the highest ranked universities in Guatemala. The smiling person on the photo is Rosa Mariela Zapeta, a sponsor student, and the post is about her new position at the University on the highlands campus (the university campus […]
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We talk about sponsorship a lot at Proyecto Fe. What sponsorship is really about is relationships, and at Proyecto Fe we invest a lot of time in building relationships. Sponsorship allows you a unique opportunity to develop a relationship with a student in Guatemala and often, with their family as well. My introduction to Proyecto Fe […]
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Dear friends, As you know, the Covid-19 pandemic has hit the world like nothing ever before. All countries have suffered in one way or another. The consequences are still yet to be fully discovered but clearly the economic impact is being felt worldwide and there is a mourning of so many lost. Some countries are […]
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In a time of pandemic what else is there to say……..it looks like the news is already repeating themselves. The numbers keep going up and we still do not have the cure. Guatemala is not different than the rest of the world, even with the curve going up exponentially, we have no cases in San […]
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As I walk to the store to buy a few things my mind remembers the usual Sunday sounds that impregnate the environment here – church worship leaders tuning their instruments, the roar of tuc tuc engines as they drive around town, voices in the jam-packed market, street vendor voices offering their products, the laughter of […]
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On March 13th, the day Middle School had a field trip to an amusement park, we found out that the first case of Covid 19 in Guatemala had been confirmed. Previously, a few weeks before, we had had a conversation with Dr. Luz Elena who had explained to us all about the virus and the […]
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By: Elena Rocché and David González Dear brothers and sisters, We are living through difficult times. As a human being, it has affected me, I am not going to deny that. I had so many plans for this year that had to be placed on hold, and mostly, my heart aches for the ministry work […]
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