Lemonade International Blog

Tag: Hope

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“By your words I can see where I’m going; they throw a beam of light on my dark path.” Psalm 119:105 MSG

Scholarships Nurture Dreams Like Pablo’s

Pablo’s dreams are possible. Scholarships are keeping kids off of the streets and in their studies. They are replacing fatalistic despair with dreams of a future. During a recent walk through La Limonada, Tita stopped Pablo, one of the 2017 graduates, to ask him a few questions about the scholarship he received as part of […]

Turning Pain Into Resilience and Hope

We want the children in La Limonada to reach their potential. We want to see their God-given abilities drawn out and made to flourish. We want to see them living full lives in Jesus. But the reality for children growing up in this “red zone” – a term given by the Guatemalan government to indicate […]

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The academies are more than classrooms. They are a refuge of hope. (Photo by Silent Images)

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We believe their God-given potential is worth investing in. (Photo by Silent Images)

10 Beautiful Images of Holistic Impact in La Limonada [Photo Essay]

In February, we gratefully welcomed Scott Bennett back to La Limonada to share with us his photography skills and passion for the poor. His photos beautifully capture the holistic intervention of the academies in the lives of the vulnerable children of La Limonada. It is an honor to see the impact through the lense of […]

Photo of the Week

Wherever Janina goes, she is ready to listen, to pray, to offer counsel, and to intervene, meeting urgent medical needs in La Limonada. Her “clinic in a backpack” offers relief to many suffering from respiratory illness, diabetes, ulcer and bullet wounds, high blood pressure, and other health concerns. Her smile is a beacon of hope. […]

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Join the children in beginning this new school year with childlike wonder, anticipation, and joy! (Photo by Silent Images)

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