SummaryIn this episode of the James Project podcast, hosts Cathy Coute and Bryon Applegate discuss recent updates from the work in Guatemala, including the retirement of beloved house parents, miraculous healings among the children, advancements in technology, and preparations for upcoming golf tournaments. They also address hiring challenges for social workers and the vision for future pastoral support within the community.TakeawaysThe retirement of house parents marks a bittersweet transition.Miraculous healings have been reported among the children.Technological advancements are enhancing community engagement.The Village of Hope is progressing, but government delays are a challenge.Team activities and training programs are ongoing and impactful.Hiring social workers and psychologists is a priority for better care.Preparations for golf tournaments are in full swing, with incentives for early sign-ups.Future plans include establishing pastoral support for house parents.Community involvement is crucial for the success of the project.The importance of spiritual growth and support for staff is emphasized.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Updates from Guatemala02:56 Retirement of Beloved House Parents03:57 Miraculous Healings and Spiritual Growth06:45 Technological Advancements and Future Plans08:33 Village of Hope Update13:03 Empowering Youth through Education14:49 Staffing Challenges and Solutions19:24 Community Support and Church Involvement20:35 pod out.mp4KeywordsGuatemala, house parents, miracles, technology, community, healing, golf tournament, Village of Hope, social workers, spiritual growth

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