Impact Ministries Canada
Celebrating Sponsorship throughout the Month of May!
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“Just Do It”
We asked child & class sponsors what they would tell someone who is considering becoming a sponsor. The answers started to sound a bit like a Nike commercial 👟 “Just do it. You might be part of a seismic change for those you sponsor.” “Do it! You will make more of a difference in the life of that child, their family and future generations than you will ever know.” “Do it! I’ve seen the work Impact Ministries does first-hand and it’s incredible!” “Do it. You have the opportunity to message your sponsored child and, if possible, to meet this child.…
“We Can’t Afford to Keep Sending You to School”
Moving to a new town is hard enough when you’re 8. But as Evelyn’s family was getting ready to move from Senahú to Purulhá, her mom had some devastating news for her. When we move, Evelyn was told, we can’t afford to keep sending you to school. When you come from a single-parent family where your teenaged sister is the only breadwinner, education becomes a luxury. This is why sponsorship is so important in Guatemala. Because sponsorship is why Evelyn is back in school. When they arrived at their new home, Evelyn’s mother met a neighbour who knew about Vida…
Guatemala is Facing a Nationwide Teacher Shortage
Who was your favourite teacher growing up? What impact did they have on your life and why? Teachers are the heartbeat of Impact Ministries. They are, quite literally, the hands and feet of Jesus to children in our schools. Vida Teachers are more than just educators – they provide hugs that children may not get at home, prayers through difficult situations, and love and guidance as students grow into godly leaders. But right now, Guatemala is facing a nationwide teacher shortage. And that affects Vida Schools. Praise God, we didn’t have to shut down any classes for 2026! We are…
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Orphan Care
“I don’t want him. I want nothing to do with him!”
Those were the Mom’s words the moment she saw her big-eyed newborn. The baby’s birth mother is a very needy, mentally ill woman living on the streets of Guatemala. And her baby found refuge at the Vida Children’s Home.
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