Newsletter December 2022
Wellspring of Life Newsletter Educating and Equipping with the Word of God This year has brought so much thankfulness in our hearts to...
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Educate and equip with the Word of God
Be involved in transforming a community
Wellspring of Life
Transformation is more than change. Transformation means something has happened so drastically that its very nature is new. A changed community can be the result of a new economy of skills or even level of education. But a transformed community means its very nature has been created into something new. The difference has an eternal signficance.
The Word of God transforms people. And a community of those who are educated and equipped with the Word of God is a transformed community. This is where our mission lives rooted in the greatest commandment and fulfilling the great commission through lives transformed to reach lives that seek to be transformed.
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Educating and equipping the community of El Doradito and San Manuel as a region began with a couple initially wanting to dig a well in a small village. Now as a multifaceted ministry including Cornerstone Christian Academy and Cornerstone Christian Ranch, we continue to follow God's leading.
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Cornerstone
Christian
Academy
Cornerstone Christian Academy (CCA) is a bilingual ​Christian school in the rural community of El Doradito, Honduras. In the 2020-21 school year, we served 204 students and their families. CCA has been providing a quality Christian education for over 9 years and educates students from Kindergarten through 11th grade, the year of graduation in Honduras.
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Cornerstone Christian Ranch
Cornerstone Christian Ranch (CCR) is a 235-acre ranch that was given to Wellspring of Life to "glorify God." CCR hires locals, facilitates work-study students from Cornerstone Christian Academy, partners with each grade at the Academy for a year-long ranch-based project, and is developing sustainable projects with animals and agriculture that will invest in the economy of the San Manuel region. And this is just the beginning!
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