a Day with us...The video clip to the right is a snapshot of a typical day in our ministry in one of our areas of work in which we visit the homes of the disabled, elderly, widows and orphans, provide them with food, pray with them and assess them for medical needs.
For God is the one who provides seed for the farmer and then bread to eat. In the same way, he will provide and increase your resources and then produce a great harvest of generosity in you. Yes, you will be enriched in every way so that you can always be generous. And when we take your gifts to those who need them, they will thank God. - 2 Corinthians. 9:10-11 |
Seeds to Harvest from Sally Widbin on Vimeo. |
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Denis & Eileen Nogue first came to Guatemala in 2012 where they volunteered with another ministry in the highlands of Guatemala, hosting teams that came from North America. Over the next few years they served alongside the nationals that worked with the ministry until 2016 when those nationals took over the jobs as team and house hosting, as was the ministry’s plan from the beginning.
During those years, Denis & Eileen saw the great need in the areas of malnutrition, and the great spiritual need.
The Nogues have worked very closely with a Canadian organization called North Okanagan Valley Gleaners, www.novgleaners.org, a Christian non-profit society which processes a nutritious dehydrated soup mix with vegetables donated by local farmers in the Okanagan Valley. The Gleaners also collect and distribute used medical equipment from local area hospitals that would otherwise be discarded.
The Nogues, raise funds for the costs of shipping 40’ containers of this dehydrated vegetable soup mix and used medical equipment, as well as blankets and other items as are available.
The Nogues arrive in Guatemala to oversee the distribution which is sent to villages in which they have established relationship with the community leader and are distributed fairly and responsibly. The first served are those most vulnerable which include people living with a disability, the elderly with no family support, widows, orphans and single/abandoned mothers.
The Gospel is shared by way of portable video equipment by showing the films, the Jesus Film, the Jesus Film for children and The Hope. These films can be shown in the language of the people groups in which they are working with, Q’eckchi’, Pokomchi, and Achi, as well as Spanish
During those years, Denis & Eileen saw the great need in the areas of malnutrition, and the great spiritual need.
The Nogues have worked very closely with a Canadian organization called North Okanagan Valley Gleaners, www.novgleaners.org, a Christian non-profit society which processes a nutritious dehydrated soup mix with vegetables donated by local farmers in the Okanagan Valley. The Gleaners also collect and distribute used medical equipment from local area hospitals that would otherwise be discarded.
The Nogues, raise funds for the costs of shipping 40’ containers of this dehydrated vegetable soup mix and used medical equipment, as well as blankets and other items as are available.
The Nogues arrive in Guatemala to oversee the distribution which is sent to villages in which they have established relationship with the community leader and are distributed fairly and responsibly. The first served are those most vulnerable which include people living with a disability, the elderly with no family support, widows, orphans and single/abandoned mothers.
The Gospel is shared by way of portable video equipment by showing the films, the Jesus Film, the Jesus Film for children and The Hope. These films can be shown in the language of the people groups in which they are working with, Q’eckchi’, Pokomchi, and Achi, as well as Spanish
