Below are more of the success stories that show CPNA is making a real difference in the personal and spiritual lives of indiviuals, families and the nation of Guatemala.

As the children of Casa Aleluya have grown and matured, so too have their faith and their desire to serve one another...

For many people miracles have become a thing of the past or something that only happens to other people. Miracles occur at Casa Aleluya frequently — God's presence in our daily lives...

For those living in God's will, the legacy left behind can be greater than those who live for many years. Byron healed and served more people in his 19 years than many ever will.

Competition of any kind serves to strengthen, affirm and educate those who participate. Our intellectual athletes have accepted the challenge and are still in the game.

The battle to break up families, both physically and emotionally, is a constant one. But victory can be found and celebrated even in homes as large as ours.

Can singular lives - pierced with the pain of abuse, neglect, poverty - rise above their circumstances to become prosperous, loving, devoted men and women of God?

Have you seen the face of joy? Do you consider that you can comprehend what real trials are? So many of our children have endured trials far beyond what the average American can imagine, and yet they have such complete joy. Jon Henry is just such a child.

After being abandoned by her mother, Estela has grown up at Casa Para Niños Aleluya and set her sights on Macdermott — a very prestigious school for the upper class in Guatemala City. A very wise young woman, she has learned to deal with what is given her, strive for more and recognize that she is not alone in any of her pursuits.