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Fifteen young members of our diocese with the children of a rural Guatemalan village called Ixtacapa (eesh-ta-ca-pa). This June, our youth spent a week building two houses of cinderblock and stucco. They dug trenches, mixed concrete, heaved an enormous boulder out of a stream, applied stucco, and poured a concrete floor. They also made memories to last a lifetime. In Ixtacapa, $1.90 supports a family of eight. Despite this, the community has come together to open a tutoring center. Our youth raised funds for computers, WiFi and a printer by hosting a dinner for the diocese on August 11. They plan to foster the relationships they built through future trips.
Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, the season of repentance and preparation for the gift of Easter. On this day, Christians pray litanies of repentance and receive ashy […]
Today, it isn’t uncommon to see ashes being distributed on sidewalks, at train stations, or at bus stops. We know it as Ashes to Go, and although no one knows […]
What happens when 30 children from across our diocese spend a weekend at Camp Stevens? Joy gets louder, friendships form fast, and God shows up everywhere they look. From January […]