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Jan 27 2022

Children, Disaster Relief, Education, Empowerment, Health, News Article, Newsletter, Shekinah Center, Works

Investing in Children

“You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children,...

Dec 16 2021

Children, Church leaders, Disaster Relief, Education, Empowerment, Health, News Article, Newsletter, Pastors, Shekinah Center, Teams, Works

A Year of Blessings

God has been working is so many ways this year. What a blessing to say that we can’t begin to share all of them, but we’ll share some of the highlights from each month! Community Education (January): “I’ve been a widow for...

Dec 16 2021

Children, Church leaders, Disaster Relief, Education, Empowerment, Health, News Article, Newsletter, Pastors, PokoMaya, Shekinah Center, Video, Works

ASOSAP Programs 2021

Please enjoy watching a recap of 2021. Thank you for continuing to come alongside us in serving the Pokomchi people! Blessings to you and your family.

Nov 25 2021

Children, Disaster Relief, Education, Empowerment, News Article, Newsletter, PokoMaya, Works

DonorSee: A New Way to Partner With the Pokomchí

You may have seen our DonorSee Project videos on Facebook and Instagram or maybe this is your first time hearing about DonorSee. Here’s your chance to find out more! As the Donor See website states: DonorSee is an online support network for...

Oct 21 2021

Children, Education, Empowerment, Health, News Article, Newsletter, Works

No More Teen Moms Education

Imagine you are a 14-year-old girl from a remote village. You live in extreme poverty, but you have desires to continue studying. Your parents do not have the money and do not put importance in studying. So you stop school...

Sep 23 2021

Children, Disaster Relief, Education, Empowerment, Health, News Article, Newsletter, Works

Beginning Again: An Update on Post Disaster Relief

It has been seven months since Pokomchi families have moved to New Queja. They had to leave their previous village, Queja, as a landslide buried most of the village. Many lost those most dear to them and their homes. Starting over again...

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