New Life & Peace Ministries

New Life & Peace Ministries

Tuesday, April 18, 2017

The construction of the new house is coming along well, the electricity work is already done and the lights are installed, this week we are installing the toilets and sinks. Also the iron gates are installed and the entrance is made out of concrete. We also worked to make the front wall higher. We are thankful with all of you that have helped us building this house. Our desire for this house was to move teens into it, but during this time we have been praying the Lord to show us what his will for this amazing building is. Lately God has showed us that there is a need to re-open a Rehab Center for women, because the problem of drug and alcoholism in Guatemala is the same for women and men. Most of the problems related to abandoned children are caused because both parents are having problems with alcohol and drugs. The sad reality is that there are many Rehab Centers for men but not for women. We have been ministering the Lord Jesus to children and men for several years, but now we believe that it is the time to start working with women that are desperate and without any hope.  





The Rehab Center is doing fine; we have 42 men from different places from Guatemala that are looking for Hope for their lives. The problems of alcoholism and drug addiction in Guatemala are getting worst day after day and we are happy to be part of the work that God is doing in this situation. Some of them are answering to the call of God to help others as they were helped. They are willing to be training to be part of the staff and help to run the Ministry. Adrian and Isaac are teachers for Sunday school; also Isaac is playing the keyboard during the devotions to worship God. It is a blessing to see them with a heart for Jesus.





The church is doing fine, but we know that the church has to continue growing therefore Sonia and some staff from the Rehab are evangelizing children from the neighborhood to attend Sunday School to meet the Lord Jesus with the hope that one day their families are going to join us in church.









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