This blog features the two Anglican children's homes in Arequipa, Peru. Casa Hogar Sagrada Familia is for ages 12+ and Casa Hogar San Jose is for kids under 12.
Monday, July 31, 2006
Lookin Good....!
The kids at Casas Hogares have had a few days off. It was a good opportunity to get to see a movie and help out with a project here at Sagrada Familia. A friend of ours has contracted Christian Revilla, Padre Juan Carlos' son, to paint our exterior walls. He has been doing the basecoat in white and now is beginning to put pictures on them along with scriptures. It let's everyone know who we are!
Thursday, July 20, 2006
New Photos-Casa Hogar San Jose
Monday, July 17, 2006
SPLISH, SPLASH I WAS TAKIN' A BATH......
Yes indeedy! We FINALLY have hot water for the kids at Sagrada Familia. Many thanks to our supporters who have helped us so much. We have fine solar panels with back up electricity. The kids are pleased (probably CLEANER, too!) We have been so blessed by the love and support of our Tios who live so far away.
Not only do we have hot water, we have a BIG new washing machine! Still, our houseparents insist we wash our undies and socks by hand every day. Well, I guess we can do that! Little by little we are settling in more and feel really "at home" now. But, boy, do the kids that are going to join us here next year look LITTLE! Hope the sprout up some!
We are asking the Bishop to allow us to add 7 to 10 new kids at San Jose at the beginning of next year. That will only bring us up to 17 and we can accomodate 24 at each location. Pray that the Lord will enable us to reach out in this way next year.
Sunday, July 2, 2006
Blessing of Sagrada Familia
Before and After
Saturday, July 1, 2006
Bendición de la Casa
Busy Day!
Starting.......
Yesterday I went out to have a final talk to the "gasfitero" (plumber) who will install the thermal hot water tank. It looks like it will be in by the middle of next week. FINALLY!!!! We will have hot water in the showers, sinks, kitchen, and for the new washing machine soon to be installed thanks to our Tios in the US. We are installing an extra 1100 liter holding tank as the water is occasionally turned off in this area and we want to have PLENTY. No excuses for skipping a bath now! Chao for now! Ron
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