Projects for 2014 are being developed and plans made for the coming year in respect to the programs currently underway.  

The mission and vision for Trinity's Angels here in Peru has widened, changed and prayers are certainly cherished for coverage pertaining to the development of these new ministry opportunities.  

Additional support, including monthly support,  is still needed to fund new programs,  that are in the "vision and development phase" including expanding the food kitchen in Llama and adding more childrens weekly food programs. If you would like to partner with us and help make a difference... Please click on the "DONATE" button. 

 We are still praying for additional funds to purchase a  truck to be able to transport food, clothes, project items and children to Trinity's Angels programs. It will also be used as part of a mobile ministry outside of Llama. The prayer has become very specific...a gently used, white 4x4 Toyota truck - 2005 or later. Love to hae you prya along with us for this blessing. 

So much has been going on in the past few months that sometimes I don't know what to ask for in terms of prayer. God knows. So - simply, humbly pray for Trinity's Angels. He knows what we need even though sometimes we don't!

 God is just now opening the flood gates for funding!  that statement of faith carries us forward.  All in His Perfect Timing. 

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Usually this time of year I am getting a list ready to go grocery shopping to buy all the things needed for a Thanksgiving dinner. Well this November is different. Oh, I still have a list of things to buy... but it's food for the food kitchen in Llama and the list does not include all trimmings for a Thanksgiving dinner. I can't even find pumpkin here to make a pumpkin pie. Then again even if I found it, the place that I will find myself onThanksgiving doesn't have an oven so really it wouldnt even do me any good! I will just have to get by eating oreos for dessert!

With Thanksgiving right around the corner I find myself reflecting on what I am thankful for. Many, many thoughts circle my mind regarding family, friends, health and life.The one thing that keeps resonating over and over is that I am deeply thankful for the life I live here in Peru. It's different, rewarding,  difficult, fun, lonely at times, crazy, a little sad, and exhilarating. Yet it is ALWAYS a blessing. For that I am thankful.

As you celebrate Thanksgiving with family and friends know that I am saying a prayer for all of you - thankful for the blessing that each of you are in my life.

In His Mighty Grip  - Thankful,

Stephanie 

8 people came to Peru the first 2 weeks of November to work, build, paint, play, hug and love the people of Pucallpa and Llama. It was a unique group of different people from different places with one thing in common...a desire to serve.

 For months I prayed for each of them. Their names were written on cards and then to actually see them all here on the rooftop took my breath away.

The time went by quickly and much was accomplished. More than I thought possible. Two fences were built, the church at KM 13 has been painted and the pews/benches made. We played with kids at 2 orphanages and had 3 kids programs at churches in Pucallpa as well as a field trip to the zoo with the kids from Casa Moises. Food was delivered to an orphanage in Lima that houses over 850 children and also to families randomly at KM 13.  

We even made it to Llama. Who knew that part of the trip would be totally improvised? Seems it was in the plan all along - God's plan. 

The group cooked and served lunch to the elderly at the Llama food kitchen. They even bought out the entire supply of lemon cookies in town.

The last day we took a trip to visit 2 small pueblos outside of Llama. The group was able to hand out bracelets and other small things to the kids there. Blessings on both sides.

All of us were stretched and grew through the experience. We learned much and I think none of us will forget the population of Llama - between 800 - 1,000 - thanks to Barbara Dennison. Well now it's 801 - 1,000 since I count Llama as one of my "homes."

Gracias. Muchas Gracias to each of you special 8. And to Barbara Dennison, the woman who organized the trip and group - well you know my heart!

Looking forward to the next group visit! 

When the mission group left last week, they left behind lots and lots of eyeglasses. What a blessing as we were able to hold an "eyeglass event" Friday for seniors in Llama. 

More than 50 people waited in line for the chance to receive a pair of glasses. Many cannot read simply because they cannot afford "readers." But this special day they were given the opportunity to read again thanks to the generosity of the mission group. 

It was with great excitement that we were able to "fit" most all of the people. We implemented an archaic process - each person tried on a few pair of glasses and read the bible to see which of the lenses were powerful enough for them to see clearly. It seemed to work out just fine. 

The woman pictured above is over 100 years young. As her husband (outside the doorway) looked on she was able to read for the first time in decades! And the first book she read after all this time - the Bible.  Now if that doesn't touch your heart...........

No wait...it's almost year end?

Chick-Fil-A calendars - Reba Griesinger is heading up a program to raise money selling Chick-Fil-A calendars with the proceeds going to Trinity's Angels. If you are interested in buying calendars and/or helping raise money through this fundraiser please contact Reba at qponqueen14@yahoo.com. Yes - soon she will have a Trinity's Angels email address!

Christmas at Casa Moises  - The recent mission group has graciously donated money to buy Christmas presents for the 9 childrent that call Casa Moises orphanage home.  Thank you for sowing into these kids even after you have returned home. 

Christmas programs for Kids - Christmas festivities here include a time to serve hot chocolate and panetone, a traditional dessert cake. Plans are underway to fund this Christmas celebration for the kids at the churches that are supported by our weekly food programs.