Happy Thanksgiving 2024 [VIDEO]
Happy thanksgiving supporters, friends, family and churches! When I (steph) first moved to Guatemala, it was a challenging season of growth. The early years were filled with learning—the language, the culture, and the demands of leading not just 1, but 2 large ministries. Though it was difficult, God continually worked in my heart, teaching me to replace a spirit of complaint with one of thanksgiving. This video tradition began as a way to visually thank our supporters and remind myself to focus on the blessings amidst the challenges. Over the years, this practice has transformed my perspective—from struggle to joy, from heartache to gratitude. Today, I am filled with thanks for the incredible privilege of serving through Iglesia La Gracia and AMI International School. To our supporters, friends, family, and churches, thank you for walking with us in this mission. Your love and encouragement make this journey possible, and together we are witnessing God’s amazing work here in Coban, Guatemala.
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