We are profoundly thankful for the ever-expanding community of supporters who have joined the WFL family, bringing hope and transformation to countless lives in Guatemala. Your generous contributions have a ripple effect, creating lasting change for families and communities, particularly through initiatives like our recent evangelical campaign in San Carlos Poptun, supported by the Central Church. This campaign has been a beacon of light, fostering spiritual growth, unity, and resilience among the people. The impact of your support extends far beyond the moment, providing clean water, hope, and a foundation for a brighter future. Visit www.guatemalawells.com to see how your gift can continue to make a profound difference.

New Water Well Dedication Brings Hope to San Carlos, Poptun

In San Carlos Poptun, Guatemala, a new water well dedication marks a significant milestone for local families. Organized by Water for Life (www.guatemalawells.com), the event celebrates access to clean water, a vital resource transforming lives. The gathering features speeches from local leaders and organizational figures, emphasizing the well’s impact on health and opportunity. The community comes together with food, music, and shared moments of gratitude, while the Word of God is shared, and Bibles are distributed, fostering unity and hope. This well represents more than infrastructure—it’s a lifeline for Guatemala families, reducing waterborne illnesses and easing daily burdens.

Clean water means children can attend school instead of fetching water and much more. The dedication reflects the power of collective support, showing how targeted efforts can create lasting change. WFL Agua de Vida continues to partner with communities to provide sustainable water solutions. You can help amplify this impact with your financial support to drill a new fresh water well. Visit www.guatemalawells.com to learn how your contribution can bring hope and clean water to more Guatemala families, creating ripples of positive change for generations to come.

Jesus said "Let the children come to me. Don't stop them! For the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to those who are like these children." Matthew 19:14 NLT

Our dedicated church planters take those words of Jesus to heart on a weekly basis. From our weekly kids clubs, to VBS programs and health outreaches just for kids, we aim to lead children to Jesus.

Sometimes we encounter children who were born into or are living in difficult circumstances. Our hearts go out to them and we try to help as best we can.

The suffering and tragedy of this world causes us to look for and hasten the coming the Lord when the lion and lamb will lie down together and a little child will lead them.

Please pray for us and the children we serve, that their little hearts might trust in Jesus as their Saviour. We would love to see the children in these pictures one day lead a lion in the earth made new!

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By now you must know that we are a church planting ministry. What that really means is that we love working in communities introducing people to Jesus and seeing their lives transformed. The highlight is when people respond to the call of God by publicly committing their lives to Christ through baptism.

Just this past Sabbath, our evangelism director had the privilege of baptizing a young woman who had previously responded to an altar call at one of our evangelistic campaigns. What makes this extra special, is that this baptism is in one of our church plants in the new church that we contructed with the help of generous donors. Our team is always thrilled when the family of God grows!

These ten people in Costa Rica were thrilled to recently receive their very own Bible! We work in many communities, and through our church planters and also local pastors, meet many people who would like a Bible. We don't have enough Bibles to give everyone, but when a person has a special interest in spiritual things and would like to learn more about God, we will provide a Bible to them. By God's grace, and with the help of many partners, we've already distributed more than 15,000 Bibles across several Central American countries. Bibles in hands = touched lives.

We need your help to do more! Please consider partnering with us so that more people can read God's Word for themselves and gain comfort, courage and faith from Jesus! Visit our website www.wingsoflife.net to learn more about how you can help.

Meet this beautiful soul from Guatemala, joyfully reading her Bible! In a land where clean water is scarce, the thirst for God's Word runs just as deep. People here are eager to learn and grow in faith, finding hope amidst challenges. This young girl’s early interest inspires us all! At Water for Life, we’re committed to bringing both physical and spiritual nourishment. While providing clean water through wells, we also support communities in their hunger for scripture. In Guatemala, faith shines bright—over 60% of the population identifies as Christian, and many embrace the Bible when they have the opportunity to have one. Join us in making a difference! Your support helps drill wells and share God’s love. Every drop of water and every word of hope counts. Visit www.guatemalawells.com to donate or learn more. Together, let’s quench their thirst—both for water and the Word!

Musaab* and Me

Musaab clicked on our add for Bible studies several months ago. Now he has twice hosted our student on mission trips and has brought them to speak to schools, villages, and even a madrasa. He is learning quickly and wrote me yesterday that he praises God for the chance to spend time with our youthful witnesses.

Termites and Needs

When we printed our Ministry of Healing books last year, we looked forward to putting them into thousands of homes.

But when I opened the storage to fetch some boxes for a canvassing campaign, I was greeted by a distressing sight: termites had attacked the inventory. Boxes were falling apart and books had tunnels and pits and termite scat.

I began the laborious process of cleaning the covers and sorting out the damaged ones, and killing termites.

While I was working, a local man stopped to ask me what I was doing. I explained that "poka" (Bangla for "bugs") had caused havoc.

Now please understand that giving a Christian book to a Muslim is not always easy. Individuals are suspicious. Why would you give it for free? What is your agenda?

But when I said to my Inquisitor that I could not sell these damaged books and asked if he would like one of them, he gladly took it.

And that pattern continued over and over! The blessed Termites made it easy to give away books. And the poka had not eaten deep into the books, so only the margin was corrupted. The legible part was potent still.

So I thank God for the "poka."

Our team recently finished a multi week health outreach effort among the indigenous people for whom we labor. It was incredible to see God touch the lives of countless families, children and adults as they learned principles of hygiene, proper eating, drinking, rest and so much more.

Our missionaries took the time to also train and equip local volunteers to assist them in these health outreaches. The district pastor and his wife also helped us.

Our missionary effort among the poor and needy is only possible because of your prayers and support.

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Melissa Das will be one of the first graduates of our mission training program. She wanted to attend a school of the prophets since before BE WELL existed, and since it started she has been a constant force to promote a knowledge of the present truth in Bangladesh. Recently she has accepted responsibility as the school registrar and youth camp coordinator, jobs reserved for capable and faithful persons of experience.