girls home

Restoring Hope International
this home is now under new ownership. Feb 2010
J-D (when in city, was not able to visit as did not have time.)
Arequipa city
All info from https://www.rhintl.org/
Other stuff from prayer email and newlatters.

From the Founders
Our organization was recently founded to be able to insure the long-term success of ongoing projects that its president, Rick Daviscourt, founded in the country of Peru, South America, several years back. These include the Torre Fuerte Family Home for Girls located in the city of Arequipa, two schools currently under construction in Pachacutec and Horacio Zevallos, soup kitchens for the very poor, and several churches on an interdenominational basis.
For us at Restoring Hope International we believe that, in many ways, our lives boil down to responsibility. This responsibility must obviously be lived out towards our own immediate families and our counties of origin. However, we believe that it does not stop there. It simply cannot. With the great increase in technologies in every facet of our lives to include that of electronics and means of transportation, our world has grown smaller. We can no longer turn a blind eye to the needs of our neighbors outside of our borders and expect that someone else to supply what they lack. The sad reality is that most people simply will not help. We believe that with the great privilege of living in affluent countries also comes the great responsibility of helping those who cannot help themselves - those who have little or no voice in their societies.

Our organization was recently founded to be able to insure the long-term success of ongoing projects that its president, Rick Daviscourt, founded in the country of Peru, South America, several years back. These include the Torre Fuerte Family Home for Girls located in the city of Arequipa, two schools currently under construction in Pachacutec and Horacio Zevallos, soup kitchens for the very poor, and several churches on an interdenominational basis.
For us at Restoring Hope International we believe that, in many ways, our lives boil down to responsibility. This responsibility must obviously be lived out towards our own immediate families and our counties of origin. However, we believe that it does not stop there. It simply cannot. With the great increase in technologies in every facet of our lives to include that of electronics and means of transportation, our world has grown smaller. We can no longer turn a blind eye to the needs of our neighbors outside of our borders and expect that someone else to supply what they lack. The sad reality is that most people simply will not help. We believe that with the great privilege of living in affluent countries also comes the great responsibility of helping those who cannot help themselves - those who have little or no voice in their societies.
Our organization was recently founded to be able to insure the long-term success of ongoing projects that its president, Rick Daviscourt, founded in the country of Peru, South America, several years back. These include the Torre Fuerte Family Home for Girls located in the city of Arequipa, two schools currently under construction in Pachacutec and Horacio Zevallos, soup kitchens for the very poor, and several churches on an interdenominational basis.
For us at Restoring Hope International we believe that, in many ways, our lives boil down to responsibility. This responsibility must obviously be lived out towards our own immediate families and our counties of origin. However, we believe that it does not stop there. It simply cannot. With the great increase in technologies in every facet of our lives to include that of electronics and means of transportation, our world has grown smaller. We can no longer turn a blind eye to the needs of our neighbors outside of our borders and expect that someone else to supply what they lack. The sad reality is that most people simply will not help. We believe that with the great privilege of living in affluent countries also comes the great responsibility of helping those who cannot help themselves - those who have little or no voice in their societies.

Sincerely,
Rick Daviscourt
President

Christmas Greetings to You and Your Family:
Thanksgiving Weekend has just ended and we, at Restoring Hope International, have so much to be thankful for. First of all, we are thankful to God for His faithful provision on behalf of the many different lives that we are working hard to impact in our different projects in Peru. Secondly, we are thankful to you for caring enough to have partnered with us in terms of your prayers, personal encouragement, and finances. These all have made it possible to see our projects grow through this past year.

Most Sincerely, Kevin and Kathy Daviscourt and Rick and Mary Daviscourt

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Prayer Points
The end of year schooling for all the girls.

To be able to provide ongoing care for our family of 45 girls.

the ongoing projects that they have aswell was the home.

thanks for the building of new school and church.

To have the funding to provide for their grade school, high school, and college expenses.

To finish their study hall and implement it with 20 new computers and desks so that they can more effectively get their school and college assignments done.

Begin construction on a new 2-story housing facility that will give our Torre Fuerte kids more living space as we continue to grow our family.

To be able to continue to provide for the meal facilities in Pachacutec and Horacio Zevallos.

To continue on with the construction of the Christian grade school in Pachacutec.

New Hope Children's Home

New Hope Chidren's Home
J-D (Jan -May 2nd)
Peter (Jan 22nd - Feb 30th)
Arequipa City
info taken from http://www.peruhope.org/
Prayer points from prayer letter or newsletter


From The Founders
On September 1, 1995 in the village of Pachacutec in Arequipa Peru , we, David and Debbie Bolos, founded New Hope Children's Home. After seeing time and again the homeless and abandoned, God broke our hearts and led us to open up a permanent home for these children. The children of New Hope live with us on a full-time basis where we provide for them spiritually, emotionally, and physically. As these children grow and mature, they remain with us through their college years or until they become established. In what follows, we will share with you some of the experiences that led us to start this ministry and the visions and goals that guide the work of New Hope.Many of the children that come to New Hope have been abandoned and abused; they are the kind of children that no one wants or cares about, the street children of Arequipa , Peru . They are children like Michael, an 8 year old boy found sleeping on the back of a city bus, or Julie, a 7 year old girl found abandoned and wandering the streets of downtown Arequipa; Licia, who at 6 years old was found abandoned and walking the streets of downtown Arequipa, or Maria, who along with her 2 younger brothers, was found abandoned and forced to beg and eat from dumpsters in the back of open markets. I could go on and on, giving you testimony after testimony of the more than 70 children we have taken into New Hope Children's Home over the years. I could spend hours telling you about the more than 700 children we have been forced to turn away due to lack of space and finances at our Home. While the need is considerable, this should not deter the goals and visions we have for our kids.Our goal is simple – it is to teach the children that they are loved by us and by God. By providing a safe shelter for them we hope to prepare them to become leaders in their communities. We further teach them that they have God-given talents and abilities that must be developed. Our desire is to raise a generation of godly leaders since these children are the future of their country. Additionally, we teach them the importance of forgiveness and true love – that they must forgive those who have abandoned and abused them and learn to love through the example of Jesus Christ. I want to thank you so much for your interest in New Hope . We now have 40 children in our home, but have plans to expand our facilities in the near future to include room for at least 100 children and young people. My prayer is that our God would burden you as He has burdened us in the ministry of the poor, the oppressed, and the less fortunate (James 2:14-17).

In Christ, David and Debbie Bolos



Prayer points
More will be coming up soon..

* But just as the kids finnish up school year and get ready for summer.

* Also for the 4 new volunteers that will be ther and some have arived already to help out at the home.

*That when we arive all will be ok to slip in to the way of things and help out.

* Prepering for the summer acivites which we will be apart off.

thinking about the kids

I was wondering about the kids that i will be going out to meet and then others I hope to reach! and asking my self, what is it all about! Then i remembered these verses.

"Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." (James 1:27, NIV)

this is what jesus says to the chrildren and the ones who need help.

"Do not take advantage of a widow or an orphan. If you do and they cry out to me, I will certainly hear their cry." (Exodus 22:22-23, NIV)


"This is then my prayer, and your prayer also that we remember the ones that need love and help. The words by Third Day is my prayer also!"

Cry Out To JesusWords by Mac Powell / Music by Third Day

To everyone who's lost someone they love

Long before it was their time

You feel like the days you had were not enough

when you said goodbye

And to all of the people with burdens and pains

Keeping you back from your life

You believe that there's nothing and there is no one

Who can make it right

There is hope for the helpless

Rest for the weary

Love for the broken heart

There is grace and forgiveness

Mercy and healing

He'll meet you wherever you are

Cry out to Jesus, Cry out to Jesus

For the marriage that's struggling just to hang on

They lost all of their faith in love

They've done all they can to make it right again

Still it's not enough

For the ones who can't break the addictions and chains

You try to give up but you come back again

Just remember that you're not alone in your shame

And your suffering

When your lonely

And it feels like the whole world is falling on you

You just reach out, you just cry out to Jesus

Cry to Jesus

To the widow who struggles with being alone

Wiping the tears from her eyes

For the children around the world without a home

Say a prayer tonight

"lord your love reaches out to all! send me to be a instrument in bringing love to these kids..."

"I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you." John 14:18 (NIV)