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Educating, equipping and enriching the saints!
Educating, equipping and enriching the saints!
Journeys of Hope ~ Caminos de Esperanza
~providing short-term mission experiences in Guatemala
~building The School of the Saints in Retalhuleu, Guatemala
~bringing medical care to Guatemalan families
~clothing the naked & feeding the hungry in Guatemala
~encouraging literacy & personal growth among Guatemalan children
~educating families on caring for creation, caring for one another
~providing short-term mission experiences in Guatemala
~building The School of the Saints in Retalhuleu, Guatemala
~bringing medical care to Guatemalan families
~clothing the naked & feeding the hungry in Guatemala
~encouraging literacy & personal growth among Guatemalan children
~educating families on caring for creation, caring for one another
Share in our vision...
As we journey to Guatemala, we serve with joy, ushering in hope, health, love and unity through word and deed. As we embrace our sisters and brothers in Guatemala, we inspire one another to use gifts and talents as we embark upon formal and experiential learning and mutual ministry.
As we journey to Guatemala, we serve with joy, ushering in hope, health, love and unity through word and deed. As we embrace our sisters and brothers in Guatemala, we inspire one another to use gifts and talents as we embark upon formal and experiential learning and mutual ministry.
Journeys of Hope ~ Caminos de Esperanza was established in 2007
as a not-for-profit organization [NFP--501(c)3] registered in Illinois and a
non-governmental organization (NGO) registered in Guatemala.
Estuardo and Diane Dardón are co-founders and co-directors of the organization
and work closely with a Vision and Development Board in the United States and a Program Board in Guatemala.
as a not-for-profit organization [NFP--501(c)3] registered in Illinois and a
non-governmental organization (NGO) registered in Guatemala.
Estuardo and Diane Dardón are co-founders and co-directors of the organization
and work closely with a Vision and Development Board in the United States and a Program Board in Guatemala.
