Month: November 2014

Let the Little Children Come

Our Missions Trip – Day 3, started early as we were taken to four day cares in very impoverished neighborhoods/areas where the needs are the greatest. And the roads are the most washed out, but now where the little children are tenderly loved, fed three meals a day and given special care so that their…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 3, 2014 Off

School of Champions

Our 2nd day was still in progress as we made our way to the School of Champions. The School originated for “the Children of the Dump” to bring relief and hope to needy children and families living in and around the garbage dump areas of Puerto Vallarta. The adults and children picked through the garbage…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 2, 2014 Off

Being Difference Makers

On the 2nd day of our missions’ trip, we were all about the business of reaching our hearts and hands out to the children. “Be A Miracle” – se un milagro – was our goal. On this day, we would meet up with the reality of what “behind the scenes” is all about. And, this…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 2, 2014 Off

Alexia’s Rite of Passage

Alexia’s Rite of Passage Day The first full day we were in Mexico, we got a beautiful view of Puerto Vallerta — from a tourist’s point of view. Lots of palatial hotels and resorts and shops galore. Cruise ships in port. Who would ever realize what we would eventually experience from “behind the scenes”? But,…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 2, 2014 Off

Happy Birthday, Mom!

It’s October 31st and the official day when Mom, Lydia Wuerch, made her official debut to this world. I celebrate her today and her life of giving, loving, and caring for so many. She has been a true gift to all who know her. She has left her mark on so many lives, including mine.…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 2, 2014 Off

Making a Difference

Tomorrow, we head home from Mexico. What an amazing trip this has been for our team. Yesterday, we took bananas and sweet breads to what once was the city dump where people and little kids lived just to be able to find leftover food. Many still do live nearby where the roofs of their homes…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 2, 2014 Off

How Salty Are You?

Today, Tuesday, our missions team will be attending schools, feeding meals, seeing precious children who once lived in a trash dump, now with hope for their future because of loving and caring people who “salted” their world. How “salty” are you? Salt has three qualities: it creates thirst. What if we lived our lives in…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 2, 2014 Off