David McGee

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VIDEO: One Minute Update on Project Milagro

Posted on June 09, 2009 by David McGee

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Pennsylvania Elementary School Lends a Hand to Students in El Salvador

Posted on June 03, 2009 by David McGee

 

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"La Diferencia" Part 3: Prayer Transforms Our Lives and the World

Posted on May 22, 2009 by David McGee

 

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"Towards a Common Goal": Interviews with Project Milagro Participants

Posted on May 15, 2009 by David McGee

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DIGAME: Words From Pastor Miguel Duran

God brought me here to Las Delicias so that in some way I would preserve it, because Christians are the salt of the earth. But the Bible also says that we are the light. And what better light, what better testimony, how much better can we shine with the light of Christ, than by showing people love? In John’s letter he tells us that we don’t love with words, we love with action. What good is it for us as a church to tell the world that we love them, to tell our people, our community, that we love them and that God loves them too but walk away after seeing them hurting on the street. What good is it if we see their need and move aside? If we really love God, and the love of God is in us, we must love our neighbor. We cannot say that we love God if we are indifferent to the pain of those around us. We can’t.

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Spring Newsletter Now Available

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"La Diferencia" Part 2: God’s Spirit in Us

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What Makes "La Diferencia?:" Part 1

Many people ask, “What makes ENLACE different?” While there may be a variety of unique qualities about ENLACE’s methodology and approach, I think a more pertinent question might be “what makes the difference in ENLACE’s ministry?” Every Monday morning at the ENLACE office in San Salvador all of the staff and volunteers come together for a time of prayer followed by a devotional reflection. In January, ENLACE director, Ron Bueno, started the year with a series of devotionals entitled “La Diferencia” or “The Difference.” Over the next few months we’d like to share some of these devotionals with you as Ron explains “La Diferencia” for ENLACE.

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2008 Annual Report Now Available

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Progress Overview for Project Milagro

Many of you have been following closely the events related to Project Milagro. Some of you have even had the distinct privilege of meeting Pastor Miguel and working alongside his church and community members as they work towards making a dream come true. For more than 30 years the community has been striving to bring clean water to their community where the average family spends up to 30% of its income during the dry season to buy dirty water from water trucks.

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VIDEO: Digging Begins for Project Milagro Piping

Another historic day for Project Milagro! On March 2, more than 100 volunteers gathered to begin the excavation for the piping of the distribution system. More than 65 volunteers will work every day until the first stage of the piping is complete. The community is extremely motivated and excited to get the first stage of  piping underway.

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Pray for Presidential Election this Sunday

This Sunday El Salvador will go to the polls to elect a new president. Please pray with us that the elections are transparent, fair and void of violence. There has been significant tension leading up to this election as this is the first time since the civil war that an opposing party has lead in the preliminary polls. No leftist politician has ever secured the presidency and regardless of who wins, leaders will face many challenges ahead. Read and hear more about the elections from the following organizations.

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VIDEO: Historic Day for Project Milagro

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A Life Changing Experience: Faith Chapel San Diego Visits San Jose El Naranjo

This year’s team from Faith Chapel San Diego came ready to work, and work they did! On this, their third trip to El Salvador, most of the team worked many long, hard hours paving a dirt street using heavy rocks and cement. Another part of the group provided dental assistance at various area churches. About half of the team had been to El Salvador before. The other half was comprised of new visitors.

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Engineers Without Boarders Build Miracles

The week of February 9 a group from the Orange County Chapter of Engineers Without Borders USA came to visit El Salvador with 2 geologists and 4 engineers. They spent a week near the community of Las Delicias in San Martin helping Project Milagro. Michelle Guarde, the team leader, came to El Salvador in 2008 with a team from Terra Nova Church in Tustin California and felt motivated to get Engineers Without Boarders involved.

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