This document discusses Touch the World Ministries' efforts to empower a community in Juarez, Mexico by investing in children and families through programs at the James R. Ganley School such as short term mission teams, a skate park, and global outreach. It outlines the challenges of changing mindsets, building long-term relationships, and developing a sustainable ministry. The ministry aims to meet community needs, foster moral and biblical values, and facilitate spiritual transformation through parenting classes, health classes, and vocational training. It notes funding cuts due to economic issues in the US and drug cartel dangers that have reduced support, leaving the school operating at less than half its needed funds. It provides an example of a sponsored child,

1. Empowering a community by investing in the lives of children and families
Maria and Gilbert Garcia
James R. Ganley School
Touch the World Ministries

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Short term mission teams
The Skate Park
The Barn
Global Outreach
Life Bridge

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How do you change a deep-rooted
mindset?
How do you build long term relationships?
How to you build a ministry?
What is the solution?

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To build relationships with families
Provide for the needs of the community
Foster moral standards and Biblical values
Facilitate long-term spiritual transformation through discipleship

17. Parenting classes
Health Classes
GED: Junior High and High School
Vocational Skills: secretarial, food handling, sewing, Computer classes etc

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The economic slump in the USA cut funds to
the school.
The dangers that came with the Drug Cartel
cut the number of mission teams coming to
the school, so less people are aware of the
great things the school is accomplishing.
The school is currently operating on less than
half of what they need.

27. Wyckoff/Midland Park Rotary
donated these backpacks
filled with school supplies and
currently sponsor a child
 Several Rotary members
sponsor children
 A Texas Rotary handed out
blanket to all the families this
winter
 Bergen Highlands/Ramsey
Rotary’s donation helped with
repairs to the roof
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Alondra Moscosa
Esquivel – I am 5 years old.
My father is a bus driver, my
mother stays at home. I have
two older sisters who attend
James R Ganley.
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Child Sponsorship
 Partial sponsorship
$420 yearly or $35/month
 half sponsorship
$660 yearly or$55/month
 Full Sponsorship
$1260 yearly or $105/month
You can bring Hope to Juarez
Support Colegio James R. Ganley School through Life Bridge @ TTW
Contact: ellenf.ttw@gmail.com