Vision y Mision

Welcome!... Please read carefully all the information on this page.
.If you'd like to know who we are, click here. What are sponsors & visiting missionaries saying? read more here

Heart felt video, tears ran through my eyes has I heard the local
share the story of how 6 children & THERE mother died in this rubble after the hurricane in August 08'

May 07' founder with a 1 day old baby. They hadn't even named her yet! Her mom, Maria had her in this shack! This is in the town we work in called "Juan Santiago" Dominican Republic. There are no hospitals here, its an hour away. Poverty.

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We work in 2 countries so far. Dominican Republic is our 1st and model site, and a small town called Saboya in Colombia.

Juan Santiago, Elias Piña - Dominican Republic is the town we work in. It is very safe and the culture is amazing. All the groups we have brought have fallen in love with the people. Read more about our friends "Contagious" when they visited and brought 35 of there youth and 3 of there pastors here. Over 75 guest from the States have come over, from pastors, to teachers, to construction, to engineers and missionaries.

Please keep the founder & onsite missionaries Jorge & Sofia in prayer as they face the problem with water which is an emergency and has caused deaths to many in this country. Its a serious problem. As they get used to this new life which is completely different then they are used to in the States.

To see pictures of our vision/mission of the project in D.R. click here.

II - The reality outside our country - this is the coast of Colombia - "Cicuco".

This is Cicuco, Colombia, the founder (above) is with Mari, (3/07') she is tied to a tree constantly because of how violent she is. Locals believe she is possesed.
(The things I live personally, there just aren't words.... Founder)

To read more about our project in Colombia click here

III- Conditions!? Juan Santiago, Elias Pina, Dominican Republic (The South)
Do you see the door? Made of tin cans. Shacks with rodents, mud floors, parasites eat up children's stomachs. It really impacts us to see this. We hope you consider visiting, or helping in becoming a partner, see there story here

What keeps Dominican republic in poverty? Education. We have built a school, BNF Church being the sponsors of that project. read more here

What is the main problem? WATER. - This is just one of the many children in Juan Santiago that have parasites. Our founder has also experienced parasites.

We need your help. See the plans to increase the current structure of the property here