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The Impact This Project Made BUYONE BUILDONE Enables Bolivian Family to Purchase a Home Natanael has served his community for eleven years as a local pastor and church planter…

Franklin Park I

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The Impact This Project Made Renewed Hope: BUYONE BUILDONE Supports Freddy and Lizeth in Building Their Dream Home Freddy and Lizeth have seven children; Helen, Lizeth, Kimberliz, Jennifer, Freddy, Andres, Debora and Liz…

Woodland Acres

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The Impact This Project Made Reunited The tragedy of the thousands of lives lost from the volcanic eruption in Guatemala in June 2018 was horrible enough, but the aftereffects of the lives torn apart continue to this day…

Woodmont

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The Impact This Project Made Surviving the Fuego Volcano Eruption: the Story of the Ajsaj Family On June 3, 2018, Guatemala experienced a catastrophic series of eruptions from the Fuego volcano, Guatemala’s most severe volcanic eruption in 45 years…

Lyon Village II

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The Impact This Project Made Revitalizing a Church: Renovating a Building for the Guatemalan Church Brush Arbor partnered with Barry Staley, of Independent Missionary Network, to assist a church in Guatemala in renovating their building…

Gulf Branch

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The Impact This Project Made Providing a Home for Pastor Simon Soto This is pastor Simon Soto (26 years old), and his wife Milenka Qena. (26 years old). When both graduated from school, they went to study in a bible institute

Frederick Douglass

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The Impacts This Project Made From Prayers to Reality: Transforming Lives in Buena Vista For years friends and neighbors could only pray. Praying for 78 year old Pascal Batista and his 72 year old wife Mikaela, who suffered from diabetes… Breaking the Cycle: Providing Sustenance and Shelter in Guatemala Four year old Juan wouldn’t be … Continued

Lyon Village V

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The Impact This Project Made Whatever it Takes: Rebuilding Lives in Guatemala Reina readily admits, “It’s been the hardest year of my life.” For a woman living in the mountains of Guatemala, that is really saying something…