A Bible Story, a Box of Crayons, and the Science of Healing — Built for the Front Lines
Watching a child's whole sense of himself shift like that is, as Tamitha puts it, "seeing himself through God's eyes for the first time — that's exactly why we built this." It's the distance between a child surviving a hard week and beginning, slowly, to thrive.
The first lesson at Agua Viva isn’t math. It’s a deep breath.
A Tuesday at Agua Viva, our campus outside Quito, where the first lesson each day is a child's body learning it is safe.
One Guatemalan seminary student. 758 pastors trained. That's multiplication.
In 2023 we funded a $40 monthly stipend for a young woman studying pastoral theology in Quito. Today Mili is training 758 pastors in Guatemala and helped plant a Kids Club in Senegal.