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As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith. Galatians 6:10 
Greetings!

CVE Thank you for your interest in CVE, a Christian Children's Home located in Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, Mexico.

The CVE mission is to mentor young lives with the truth, love, and hope of Jesus Christ for today and forever. This includes meeting their physical, mental, and spiritual needs through education, training, and the security and stability of a home life.

  A Child-like Faith    

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Jorge with broken leg
At two years old, Jorge arrived at Casa Vida y Esperanza (CVE) in Magdalena, Mexico with a badly broken leg. Child abuse was suspected, and to compound the matter further, the absence of good medical care had produced a leg severely shorter than the other. Without surgery, Jorge would walk with a severe and life-long limp. A Bloomington, IL doctor examined the X-rays and agreed to perform the needed surgeries, after which long-term therapy would begin.

Upon arrival to Illinois, new X-rays revealed a miraculous change. The doctor said he had never seen anything like this before. Jorge's leg was miraculously healed, and surgery was unnecessary.

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Osmara & Keyla - a child-like faith
Back in Mexico, this amazing news spread throughout the CVE campus. Two of Jorge's housemates, Osmara and Keyla, received the news joyfully and expectantly.
They had prayed daily for Jorge's leg to be healed. Although just months earlier they knew nothing of Jesus, their simple request, asked in childlike faith, was miraculously answered.
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Jorge and his faithful friends today

  A Journey of Faith    

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The nurturing environment at CVE is important for the older children like Fede. He is competing here in a horse
riding competition.
Most of us enjoy reading stories that conclude with happy endings and clear demonstrations of God's power in swift and physical manifestations. But more often, the journey at CVE is long and arduous, especially with the older children.

Walking with young adults who have been emotionally or spiritually wounded often requires many years, or even a lifetime of love and hope demonstrated to see the fruit of changed lives. The power of Christ comes slowly to those who have not yet learned to respect others, often because respect has never been modeled in their own life.

It requires loving as Christ loved, especially when love is scorned. The patience of Christ is needed when respect and kindness are rejected, often because of fear and a lack of trust. Through the grace of Christ, we will not take rejection personally, and choose to show forgiveness when hurting words are spoken. With the compassion of Christ, there is the strength to smile, and offer a hug, a word of love and encouragement.

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This journey is not a sprint. More often it is a marathon. But, there is much hope in a safe, loving environment where needs are met and children can begin to grieve their losses, face the profound hurts from their pasts and find healing through Jesus Christ. Every step is worth it because there is great rejoicing in heaven over one soul that comes to repentance and experiences a true conversion and a new walk in faith.

  How You Can Help         

CVE CVE is an extension of the Apostolic Christian Church. They live under that protective authority and depend upon the resources from the brotherhood. Here is how you can be involved:

Prayer
Through your prayers, the brothers and sisters are strengthened and encouraged. There are specific emails sent monthly to those who would wish to pray more specifically. To subscribe, send a request to cvemexico@gmail.com.

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People

CVE is short staffed and there is a specific need for more "seasoned" couples to serve both short term and longer. One should not be deterred by the Spanish language barrier. The language of love is universal and the campus is largely English-speaking. But over time, the acquisition of language proficiency becomes essential.

Operations Director
As the workload has increased significantly, an Operations Director is needed to come alongside the Administrator and share the load. The Operations Director is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the organization and coordination of construction activity on the campus.

Magdalena Financial
With growth in campus population (50 children), the school (65 students), and the church (attendance of 180), financial help is needed. The monthly budget is over $70,000 and donations, small or great, are received with gratitude.


Three ways to contribute to CVE:


1.  Your Local Church
Through your local World Relief representative.

2.  Mail - Send your donation to:
AC World Relief
CVE Children's Home
16448 S US Hwy 231
Remington, IN 47977

Checks should be made payable to:
AC World Relief - CVE Mexico

3.  Make a secure credit card donation.
Donate Online
      Specify:  Mexico: CVE Children's Home 

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Contact:

Bill Schick - cvemexico@gmail.com
                  (480) 704-4145 Phone
Kirk Plattner - kirk@acmission.org
CVE website: www.cvemx.org

  Magdalena, Mexico Location 

CVEWork team volunteers are picked up in Tucson and returned back to Tucson as needed. All meals and lodging would be provided while at CVE.

Location:      
Carretera Internacional km 178+500
Col. La Misión
Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, México
C. P. 84160
 
CVE Thank you for your love for the people in Mexico and your support for the work at CVE in Magdalena.

Trusting God to provide,

Jim Plattner, Chairman