Esperanza Viva Short Term Mission Groups: Woodland Hills Workteam Arrival and Day One (Monday)

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Woodland Hills Workteam Arrival and Day One (Monday)

The team arrived safely on Sunday night and on Monday worked out at the land, the future home of the Living Hope Community. They continued the work that was started on the control booth and began putting up the walls.

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Who Are We?

Esperanza Viva Youth Home rescues, trains, nurtures, and rehabilitates underprivileged, orphaned, abandoned, and street children and youth whose families are unable or unwilling to provide for them. Since 1994, Esperanza Viva has helped provide for and minister to thousands of children and their families, including full-time care for more than 300 children from different parts of Mexico. Our vision is to expand the youth home and its ministries to become The Living Hope Community, a facility that will eventually house 1,000 children and workers.

Esperanza Viva Youth Home meets the needs of the children…

•Physically through provision of a safe place to live, nutritional meals, clothing, an on-site medical/dental clinic, instruction in good personal hygiene, and opportunities to play and exercise.

•Mentally through on-site Christian schooling in the Integral Education Center, counseling services, and vocational training in a variety of areas.

•Spiritually through personal discipleship, daily devotions, Bible study courses, Sunday school, youth group, and other church activities

For more information, click on Living Hope International.