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New Sabbath School Classrooms in Guatemala

Construction has begun on a new Sabbath School classroom building at the Los Pinos Children’s Village in Guatemala. This is a project funded partially through the children’s village church itself and donations from ASI and Versacare.  Joel Carpio, Administrator (pictured on the left in the photo), shared the following update: “On Sabbath, July 11, the congregation of Los Pinos met together to inaugurate the construction work on the Sabbath School classroom building. The emotion was Read more…

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VIDEO: Harvest Results at El Oasis

UPDATED AUG 2020. The first picking of peppers has been completed successfully at the El Oasis farm in Mexico and what a harvest it was! There were 108 tons of Tomatillos and 124 tons of three different kinds of chili peppers – jalapeño, Serrano, and Guerito. This is a terrific start to the harvest and reminds us that this crop was specially dedicated early this year soon after the seedlings were planted. This isn’t all Read more…

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Unexpected Blessings at Las Palmas : Groceries Gifted During Pandemic

God has recently provided for the Las Palmas Children’s Village in a special way. A man in a nearby town wanted to do something to help people during the pandemic. Unsure where to start, he called a newspaper reporter to ask for ideas of what or who he could help. The reporter is an Adventist and knows Samilin, so she told him about Las Palmas, and shared Samilin’s phone number. He called Samilin and asked Read more…

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The Farmer’s Children: The Story of El Oasis’ Farm Manager, Raul

Hard work, honesty, and people skills–these are the qualities that make Raul one of the best farm managers ICC has. From humble beginnings to now the man in charge of ICC’s largest farming industry in the El Oasis Children’s Village, Raul exemplifies ICC’s mission to support children in need. Becoming An Effective Business Manager Raul came from an unpretentious family dependent on small-scale agriculture and livestock. He was raised with six siblings by parents who Read more…

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ICC Projects Give to Those in Need

ICC Projects provide help to their communities during the global pandemic. Thank you for providing for the children at this time during the COVID-19 outbreak. While your support continues to meet the needs of the children, there are many people in the surrounding communities who are suffering. Here is how two of the ICC projects are helping those in need. Fundación Fuente de Vida, Nicaragua In the last week of April, staff of Fundación Fuente Read more…

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Colorful Compassion: Mabi’s Story

It was an overcast day. The gloomy weather reflected in Mabi’s emotions as she traveled with her family. “Gray, just like our lives,” Mabi thought, looking at the sky. At thirteen-years-old, Mabi was the oldest of her siblings. They lived in extreme poverty, with no hope for the future. Yet, thanks to the support of people like you, her life was about to change for good. The Most Difficult Decision Mabi’s mother walked with determination. Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Shipping Container Needs List

An Exciting Time to Share Our Blessings! By Doug Congleton I get excited every time a shipping container leaves the ICC office filled with wonderful treasures that you have provided for “His Kids!” God has blessed us all so much, and it is thrilling to see how generously you continue to share your blessings with the children. That’s why I’m happy to announce the plan for sending a 40-foot container all the way to the Read more…

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Mother’s Day 2020: Support Uwimana

Uwimana Francine is a orphan-care mother in the D.R. Congo Patmos Children’s Village. With Mother’s Day approaching, will you affirm the work that she and other mothers are doing? “My name’s Uwimana Francine, I am a mother in home 3 and I have 14 children under my care. Being a home mother means I take care of children, cook food for them, treat them as their biological mother, keep the children close to me, and Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

From Child Abuse and Neglect to Child Saving and Respect

The Story of a Street Child who has given more than 1 million to ICC’s Children Written by William Hurtado How would you like to grow up in a brutally dysfunctional, violent, alcoholic home?  This is how Susan’s story began. Susan is a lovely 75 year old woman whose life beginnings in rural northern California will break your heart. “My mom was an alcoholic and was literally demon-possesed,” Susan remembers. “She was a small woman Read more…

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