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On October 29, members of the community advisory committee for the Immigrant Advocacy initiative traveled to Hermiston, Oregon for the Buen Vecino training, sponsored by the Ford Family Foundation.

Sit back, put your headphones on, and discover the journey Tierra Vida staff has been on to transform the After School Program. Eli Martinez, Community Engagement Manager, shares his reflections in a short podcast.

In Kenya, 4.2 million people were affected by drought after four successive rainfall underperformances. This got the attention of the Board who requested updates and inquired about what our partners on the ground were doing.

Last month, Tierra Vida community engagement team reflected on the year. It was a time of thanksgiving and they wanted to show gratitude to volunteers for the 32 hours of programming they helped make successful.

During this season of Thanksgiving, who or what issue might the Spirit be asking you to offer up as your sacrifice of praise to God in return for such love? There are lives everywhere, hanging in the balance.

Mrs. Seadore’s first and second grade class model the heart and soul of servant leadership.

Vista Hermosa Foundation is inspired by Sustainable Action International’s approach to economic development through supporting families to be closer to God in the ways they serve one another and the land. We are honored to share Mr. Dieula’s story.

In September of this year, we had the honor of witnessing a moment that reflected the love and care we can have for the sojourner among us regardless of nationality or language spoken.

Servant Leadership changed the hearts of Ruth and Ton, cofounders of Shepherd’s Home in the Philippines. Listen to their story of trial and triumph. If you have a story to share, we would love to hear it!