Chihuahua, Mexico

The Orphanage in Chihuahua, Mexico

 The Logo for Pies Hermosos "Beautiful Feet"

The 12 Passenger Bus used to transport over 60 Children
The children getting ready for church service
 Having some fun with the children

Jennifer holding a baby from the orphanage

Children lined up for prayer and lunch

Water Crisis  

Always good to get a little dirty in Missions

Painting a room for more children






The team exploring the city
Picking Bean to serve to the community

Cooking to serve the community
God really moved upon the children of the Orphanage






The children were changed through the Holy Spirit! 
    I love to show the pictures of how powerful the Holy Spirit can be and how it can bring change peoples' trauma. Before going to the Orphanage, I required my team to watch a video about being trauma informed. The things that these children have experienced is something we as a team needed to be sensitive to effectively minister to their needs. The children experienced trauma from being threatened to be killed, sexual assaults, human trafficking, and more... 
    When we arrived at the Pies Hermosos, God quickly began speaking to the hearts of the children about their situations. We were able to hold prayer and church services each night for the children, which helped bring change to their lives. Children were forgiving their parents and the people who were involved in their traumatic situations. Children began to experience love for the first time and share that love with the other children. 
    While being at the facility, they had a water crisis that would make children sick and due to a leak caused them to have very limited water in the middle of summer. God knows what he is doing, because when the team arrived, we each raised money hoping to bless the children, but what God did was multiply the finances to bless the children and provide for the emergency needs that arose. 
    We were able to purchase pizza, popcorn, and drinks for the entire children and staff, plus purchase the entire orphanage a water filtration system that would repair the leaks and give the children unlimited drinking water, and the team before leaving was able to still bless with over 20,000 (over $1,000 American Dollars) pesos for other needs. We are ready to return in July with a new goal and purpose that God ordains. 


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