Richard and I were asked to help with the feeding program at Tierra Libertad early this spring. Tierra Libertad is one of 11 feeding stations ran by Cabo English Church. The feeding station is located in a squatter area in one of the flood plains Hurricane Odile flooded and nearly washed away. If you look back in our blog, you can read about this location’s beginnings and see the shade structure Richard and Tony Hernandez built for the program.
Richard went down to Tierra Libertad two days after the hurricane. The small storage shed and the entire roof structure, along with all of the materials, were gone. If you look closely in the pictures, you can see two broken cement pads remaining, which made up the rough floor of the old shed.
Even with the loss of storage and shelter, the feeding program has resumed. In fact, there were sixty mothers who recently attended the program, along with at least as many children. Tony and Lupe Hernandez, who are on staff with Cabo English Church and run the feeding stations, also had around fifteen guest helpers for the day. Believe me, that Tuesday was definitely an exciting time in this very depressed area! The people are witnessing God’s love now more than ever!
Richard went down to Tierra Libertad two days after the hurricane. The small storage shed and the entire roof structure, along with all of the materials, were gone. If you look closely in the pictures, you can see two broken cement pads remaining, which made up the rough floor of the old shed.
Even with the loss of storage and shelter, the feeding program has resumed. In fact, there were sixty mothers who recently attended the program, along with at least as many children. Tony and Lupe Hernandez, who are on staff with Cabo English Church and run the feeding stations, also had around fifteen guest helpers for the day. Believe me, that Tuesday was definitely an exciting time in this very depressed area! The people are witnessing God’s love now more than ever!
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