Building Justice
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So far, we have raised $33,457.05 with our coffee sales for the Little Mountain School in Guatemala. Thank you for your support.
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How you can helpThe Basic Sponsorship is $30 a month and covers a child’s tuition. The Intermediate Sponsorship, of $60 a month, includes tuition plus food (breakfast, snack, and lunch). A Full Sponsorship is $100 a month and covers tuition, meals, school maintenance, teacher wages and additional administrative costs.And, most importantly, please keep The Little Mountain School in your prayers.
To learn more about The Little Mountain School in Joya Honda, Guatemala, and how you can help provide an education for the children, use your phone camera to view the QR code link. Or you may access the website at guatemalaneducationaloutreach.org.
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Guatemala Mission Trip-Atitlán Wonders Tour$1,750 Shared Room | $2,050 Private Room (Plus Airfare) February 17—25 2025 -
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Guatemala Mission Trip 2024
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Little Mountain School Student Spotlights
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On our Saint Paul pilgrimage to Guatemala to meet the children at The Little Mountain School, some of the children’s families graciously invited us into their homes. A kindergartener, Gabriela Alexandra, was eager to visit with us and proudly shared a moment with her baby sister. Gabriela loves her school and her life’s ambition is to ALWAYS be a student. Our hope is to help her reach her dreams.
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Sara Marleni is 4 years old and attends The Little Mountain School in Joya Honda, Guatemala. Her favorite color is red, and she loves ballet and swimming. When she grows up, she wants to be a chef. Sponsoring Sara will contribute to her education and expenses of attending her school.
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- Selvin Antonio de Jesús
- María Fernanda
- Edizón de Jesús
- Flor de María
- Alisson Rosario
- Cristofer Manuel
- Ángel de Jesús
- Celia Juana
- Milton Damian
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I met Selvin Antonio de Jesús on the Saint Paul pilgrimage to The Little Mountain School in Guatemala. At the end of the school day, little Selvin did not line up with his friends to go home for the afternoon. We were told he wants to stay at school every day. Selvin feels very safe and loved at The Little Mountain School. I immediately chose to become Selvin’s sponsor and an advocate for the school. I encourage you to join other Saint Paul parishioners in February 2025 to meet the students, teachers, and families in the mountains of Guatemala. In the Book of Psalms, we are reminded “Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him”. Please join us in celebrating God’s gifts.
-Megan Naylor
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María is 9 years old and in the third grade. Her favorite color is purple, and she wants to be a dentist when she grows up.
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Edizón is 5 years old and is the Pre-K class at The Little Mountain School. His favorite color is brown, and he enjoys playing with toys and walking around outside. He wants to become a doctor when he grows up.
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Flor is 4 years old and in Pre-Kindergarten. Her favorite color is yellow and when she grows up, she wants to be a teacher.
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Alisson Rosario is 8 years old and in the second grade at The Mountain School. Her favorite color is purple, and she enjoys playing. She wants to be doctor when she grows up, and her favorite subject is Spanish.
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Cristofer is 8 years old and in the second grade at The Little Mountain School. He wants to grow up to become a doctor. His favorite hobby is studying, and his favorite subject is language.
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Ángel de Jesús is a student at The Little Mountain School. He is 11 years old and in the fifth grade. His favorite color is red, and he enjoys doing tasks at home. His favorite subject is math, and he wants to become a soldier.
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Celia Juana is an 8-year-old second grader at The Little Mountain School. Like many of her peers, her favorite hobby is studying. Celia enjoys social media and when she completes her education, she wants to be a teacher.
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Milton Damian is in the third grade at The Little Mountain School. Like many 9-year-olds, his favorite hobby is playing. He loves to study math so he can become an architect someday.
