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Welcome!! Bienvenido
The developmentally disabled kids at CRPN are growing and responding nicely. God's love and support from the government have substantially improved the quality of life for the residents since the beginning of the year. Improved nutrition, medicine and housing have been awesome.
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In support of kids in need. One Kid at a time - OKAT . . Matt 25:40
First Rate Visits CadaNino
Not the Most Welcoming Signage
Welcome!! Bienvenido
CRPN is completing it's construction project.
The developmentally disabled kids at CRPN are growing and responding nicely. God's love and support from the government have substantially improved the quality of life for the residents since the beginning of the year. Improved nutrition, medicine and housing have been awesome.
Cada Nino Mission
CadaNino is committed to helping Guatemalan Orphans and kids in need. With an emerging relationship with Fundaninos and CRPN (Centro Residencial Psiquiatrico y Neurologico), we endeavor to show God's love for these kids through a variety of support initiatives.
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- Happy Gurl!!
- Ah.. sweet luxuries of life...
- WOWIE ZOWIE 250 Pounds of Clothing - Junior Leag...
- The Lord Loves a cheerful giver.
- Great Event at Zoo for Down Syndrome Day.
- Fresh Water... or "Water Water everywhere and not ...
- International Down Syndrome day! Did you know?
- Seven Baptisms ...One day.
- Henri Nouwen
- Visit to Fundaninos in San Jose Pinula
- Kemp asks Waller for Football Advice...
- Doctor Director... we are hard at work
- Prayer Works.. Thanks for prayers for my Mom
- ¨¨Shocked.. I tell you I am shocked¨¨
- First Testimonial of visiting Missionary .
- Carwash and Planting flowers
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