Hello, my name is Sully Andrea Rojas, I’m 14 years old, and from Guatemala.
Since I was a child, my mom & dad have been working on the ministry of helping others in Guatemala. There have been so many moments that I will not forget, some were more challenging, but others were awesome!
When I spent time in the group home when I was growing up and as the group home was growing in size, I can remember that I loved to play with the girls and make new games even it was late at night! Some of the things that were hard for me were that some of the girls that I loved or was my friend moved to another place, and I knew that they will never be back again. Another thing was that I didn’t know if they were all really my friends or if they were kind with me because of my parents. With time I discovered which girls really appreciated me like a friend and they eventually became like a sister.
While my brother and I played and studied, the group home was taking new ideas. There were new staff, new projects and the place was growing, God was (is) merciful with all of us.
Then, Some things changed, we grew and we had different ideas, and then life showed us some hard situations, but something good happened, the ministry was growing and there were new people helping us and also some girls were more mature.
Also one of my favorite experiences was helping in camps that served people who were deaf and had other special needs, those were really awesome. I will never forget the things that I learned there. After all of these years living with different people, new experiences and especially discovering the different sides of life, I have learned that of course challenging things happened, and some of them really hurt, but God is always with us and He answers our prayers and He give us protection, friends, even money. I don’t know what will happen next or if I will have new experiences but I’m really thankful with God, my parents and all these friends who changed my life or taught me new things.
God bless you
A.R – Guatemala City, Guatemala
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