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ICAP Celebrates 50 Years

“So far the Lord has helped us.” On two different weekends in May, the ICAP secondary school celebrated 50 years of providing quality Christian education to students in Guatemala, many of whom have been from the Los Pinos Children’s Village which is located on adjoining land. The first event occurred from May 7–9 and included the participation of about 50 pioneering alumni from the 1970s. The festivities began with a procession of alumni carrying a Read more…

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The Impact of Your Support on Patmos Children

Q & A with Patmos Director, Désiré Murhima Editor’s Note: Thanks to your support, ICC children in the D.R. Congo are thriving within loving families at the Patmos Children’s Village. Recently, ICC president, Rick Fleck, asked some questions of Patmos director, Désiré Murhima, regarding ICC’s ministry for children there. Following is an edited excerpt from what Désiré shared. Q: How important it is for the children to live within a family environment? A: While there Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Your Support Produces “Ripples of Hope”

Editor’s Note: Early this Spring, ICC’s Director of Donor Relations, Pastor Rick Bowes, shared some compelling thoughts with several of our ICC family members. Those thoughts continue to ring true, and we wanted to share an excerpt with you, our Que Pasa readers. Thank you for your generosity to the ICC kids. Through your continued donations, you are not only changing lives, but you are saving lives. Above you can see a photo of the Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Paying Tribute to a True Friend of “His Kids”

Doug Congleton retiring, but not leaving the ICC Family “My times are in Thy hand.” Psalm 31: 15 Many of you have had the opportunity to meet with or speak to Doug Congleton, ICC’s Executive Director. If so, you know him to be warm-hearted and caring.  For a quarter of a century, the lives of ICC children and family members have been forever blessed by Doug’s dedication and compassion. He has faithfully championed the cause Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Ukrainian Refugee Update

Your support of the ICC Romania project has made it possible for Ukrainian refugees to find a place of peace and safety during the war that rages in their country. The following is a report from Gabriela Costache, ICC Romania Administrator: It’s been five years since the children’s village in Odobesti closed its gates. The last remaining girls, now young ladies, are in high school or college. They regularly come back to the campus to Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

An Oasis For “His Kids!”

Your Gift Will Help Create That Oasis One of our ICC family members sent an encouraging note recently. In it, he wrote, “I love you all [and] pray for you and the precious kids you love so much.” He then said he would be praying that this summer the financial famine would turn into an Oasis for ICC. We believe that God will answer this prayer and our collective prayers as we place before Him Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Sponsors Kieth & Patti Find Creative Solution

Wilders Put Fleece Before The Lord Have you ever wished you could find a way to help the children even more? Here’s a testimony from ICC sponsors Kieth and Patti Wilder who found a unique way to expand their capacity to help another child! Keith and Patti Wilder have sponsored a young boy at the Patmos Children’s Village for a few years. Keith is a general contractor who owns his own construction company in Kettle Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Los Pinos Children Thrive In Pathfinders

Your Support Makes This Possible! The Pathfinder program at the Los Pinos Children’s Village is a vital part of campus life for the children. The pathfinders learn practical skills that help them on the pathway to becoming successful adults. The highlight for each Los Pinos Pathfinder is the annual Camporee. At these gatherings, memories are made for a lifetime. That includes the 2019 event where temperatures dropped down to 32°F (0°C). That was brutally cold Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago
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