And no, I really don't want to talk about it!! So it has been more than a month since my last mini update because I am not so tech savvy...

As I shared in the last post, Kelsie has been working hard to capture a little picture of each child in the Fulp home. Below I've...

At this time, Hope for Home Guatemala has 4 group homes for children with special needs, and another home for our kids who have aged out....

We took a family photo. Not even the whole family- just those who still live at home and the adults who moved out but are still single....

I wanted to share some about The Well, a woman's health center in Escuintla. Joy Woodie shares how things have grown since the days I...

Guatemala has been pounded by heavy rains this rainy season, and although it should be coming to an end, a number of hurricanes and...

Last week we have a few medical clinics, 2 of which were held in San Andres, Quiche. This was a special privilege as we were able to...

Last week, we had the opportunity for a few small medical clinics in remote areas. The first was held in the village of El Ceylán, on...

Last week's medical clinics included a variety of Medical needs, but that wasn't exactly the point of it all. See, as Christians, we are...

Taryn Fulp runs Aliento feeding program in a small town in Escuintla. As part of this program, she encountered many children who were...

Taryn Fulp began a feeding program and has been devoted to a remote community in a southern department of Guatemala for nearly 3 years....

Torch runs have been a part of Guatemala’s independence celebrations since 1959. The idea is to represent the horsemen who traveled the...

Last week I shared a little about the Tuckers, and their work to help Hope for Home become more sustainable, provide healthy food to the...

One thing I appreciate about our team is that each one gets to lean on their own passion, and God somehow ties these together to...

Guatemala is about to celebrate it's 201st Independence day declaring independence from colonial rule of Spain in 1821. This is an...

If you aren't already following Hope for Home Liberia, you should be! I hope to share with you why by highlighting some of the team's...

A few weeks ago, our home for our kids now over 18, had a very special night away. Luisa and the adult kids, together with Tio Brian,...

Last week I returned form a brief but beautiful visit home to see family. This was very last minute, and pretty short due to some...

Well... no more tube taped on her face because Mimi is home!! Thank you everyone who was thinking of and praying for little Nohemi during...

One fun aspect about living in Central America, nearly every day is a good day for a water day! Enjoy the following pictures of the Fulp...