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Together for Tranformation: Accepting an Invitation
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Monday, September 28, 2009. Last Weekend, 20 people accepted God's invitation. I was privileged to be part of the beautiful ceremony where these individuals made a public decalartion of their love for God. Please pray as God continues to amaze us. Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Muie la iehovisti, mormoni si atei! September 19, 2010 at 8:17 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What is Together for Transformation? This blog is updated ...
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Together for Tranformation: August 2009
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. We knew that once we started, God would bring the right babies into our nursery. It did not take long for God to act. We have tripled in size and now have 6 beautiful babies. The 4 new babies are – Angel (11) months, Scarlet (5 years), Carlos (1 year), and Abigail (5 months). Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Tuesday, August 18, 2009. 8221; “Both ‘presidents’ are ladrones! Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. One of th...
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Together for Tranformation: November 2008
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Friday, November 21, 2008. How do you indulgence yourself after a long day? Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Tuesday, November 11, 2008. I walked into the small, cardboard tent , which was created to be a refugee shelter, and pondered: how could this serve as better housing for anyone? In an hour I would find out. Of course she was sick. She lived in one of the crowded “shelters” that dotted the land. A couple of stick...The cardboard ref...
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Together for Tranformation: March 2009
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Monday, March 23, 2009. Bringing Peace to the Paz Family. Last week we checked in our first two babies: a brother and sister of a family involved with AFE. The “Paz” family is deeply entrenched in garbage dump life. Both parents work in the garbage; so does each of their children when they leave AFE’s doors: except for these two new inductees to the nursery. Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Sunday, March 15, 2009. A Little Boy's Dream.
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Together for Tranformation: June 2009
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Monday, June 15, 2009. Last year´s celebration for Mothers of the Garbage Dump was an amazing outreach event, difficult to top. However, with expanding numbers of participants, delightful additions to the program, and new gifts for the mothers, we may have just done it. Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Wednesday, June 3, 2009. Turn their Mourning into Dancing. It came down to three groups or performers: five third graders, surprisingly ta...
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Together for Tranformation: Dia del Nino
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Thursday, September 10, 2009. Yesterday, we celebrated the Day of the Child at the Presidential Palace with the President and First Lady of Honduras. It was an incredible blessing. Every news channel and newspaper was at the event hearing our story and our hope. Rene and Jocelyn sat in the Presidents desk! The President told them "If they study hard and follow God, they have a chance to be the next president of Honduras". Tegucigalpa, ...
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Together for Tranformation: A Work of Art
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Monday, September 21, 2009. A Work of Art. Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This is Pollito (Oscar). Tegucigalpa's littlist garbage collector works so hard every day. Someday he will be in school instead of garbage and learn how to play as a child once more. What is Together for Transformation? We support "Amor, Fe, y Esperanza" (AFE): a Christian school and development project for children of the dump.
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Together for Tranformation: July 2009
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Thursday, July 9, 2009. In All Things God Works for the Good. Many times I have had the experience of chatting with my hair stylist and dentist about what I do only to encounter the response: “Honduras? I’ve never heard of that country before. Where is it located? How could God possibility use the corruption on both sides of the “democratic process” in Honduras to bring forth good? God can truly work good out of bad circumstances.
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Together for Tranformation: May 2009
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Wednesday, May 20, 2009. The students at AFE are the future leaders of Honduras. This is our dream and mission – to take the children of the garbage dump and allow them to become what God intended: successful leaders of their country, standing as pillars of all that God is capable of doing. Posted by Rey and Elise Diaz. Monday, May 4, 2009. US Ambassador Visits AFE. Thank you to Michael Miller, who helped to facilitate the visit with t...
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Together for Tranformation: February 2009
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Bringing hope to the poorest of the poor, one garbage dump at a time. Saturday, February 28, 2009. The Miracle of Pollito. How long, little Pollito, will you grow up in garbage? Will you ever learn to play instead of lift heavy bags twice your size? For seven years, since AFE began, Pollito has been the subject of our hopes and prayers. Every time we encounter him, he promises to come to school the next day. But for seven years, the next day found him in the trash once more. Until last week. First Week o...
