Despite trials, our ministry thrived. Building a dedicated team, fostering spiritual growth, and serving our community brought blessings.

Things I'm thankful for in 2020: re-evaluating our ministry, continuing discipleship and education, fostering community and spreading hope.

Amid the fear and challenges of COVID-19, Cadaniño continues to support vulnerable families through food, spiritual care, and hope in Christ

2019 was a year of remarkable progress at our community centers! From educational successes to impactful outreach, we're grateful for the jo

Seeing challenges as blessings from God has transformed my heart and mind to align with His will, for which I am thankful.

In a moment of peril, faced with kidnappers in Guatemala, the missionary's faith in working for God brings courage and peace.

Through Christ, cycles of generational brokenness can be shattered, and we can build new legacies for our children.

Life's ups and downs are universal. Despite recent challenges, my focus on the positive, like our thriving community center, keeps me going.

In a world with differing views on right and wrong, Jesus exemplifies the ultimate good through self-sacrifice.

Valentine's Day in Guatemala isn't just about romance; it's about love for all. A missionary reflects on love's essence in his calling.

Explore impactful stories of transformation in Guatemala, where compassionate partnerships empower education and care for the needy.

Understanding our identity as sons and daughters of God illuminates our destiny. Embracing this truth will transfor your life.

A fence at the top of the hill is better than a hospital at the bottom. serving vulnerable children in Guatemala in ways that matter.

This has been a busy year for us so far! Our ministry has grown substantially, not just in the numbers of those we serve but also in...

Seeing God's hand in action. How God works through amazing ways to bring people together to accomplish His will.

When does our calling to serve the orphaned and vulnerable end?

Children are best served in families. We know this, yet in Guatemala, as many as 80 percent of children in orphanages are not true orphans.

Anyone can love when it’s easy; but, it’s how we respond when things are hard, that truly demonstrates the heart of God.

This Christmas, our kids embraced our values of service and generosity, giving their own money to buy gifts for children in need.

9 Things I’m thankful for about being a missionary in Guatemala!