The document summarizes the progress made on constructing the House of My Dreams facility to help children in need. It states that the first two floors are finished and work continues on the third floor. It thanks donors for their support and prayers, which have allowed the project to become a reality. It provides updates on integrating new girls into the home and relying on God's provision through donations to feed and care for the 60 people now living in or visiting the home daily.

1. THE HOUSE OF MY DREAMS
NOW A REALITY!
¡Dear Friends!
We thank God for the generosity of all
the donors that have supported the
construction of the House Of My Dreams.
With many volunteers and a team from
Sweden and Belarus, we are happy to say
that we have finished the first two floors
of the house and we are working to finish
the third floor where the staff will live.
God has been faithful. Now the boys and
girls are living in a new home that was
built for them and they are just waiting
for it to be totally finished. We thank
God for allowing us the opportunity to
bless all of the children that will need our
help to move ahead in life.
Thanks to each one of you that has
prayed and supported the House Of My
Dreams. Today this project is a reality.
God Bless You Greatly!
Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good;
his love endures forever. 1 Cron 16:34
The Girls
In the last few months we have taken in nine new
girls. They come from a refugee community in the
south of the sector of Cordoba. These girls arrived
here very underweight, very malnourished and were
not studying in any school.
The other girls came back from vacation to continue
their studies and continue their spiritual formation
through the program New Generation. They are
very happy with their new housemates and so far
are getting along very well.
Please pray for the home adaptation & academic leveling of the new girls.
Celebrating His Goodness!
Enith Diaz - Director
Soups On!
Every day, between the
boys, girls, staff and
visitors, we have 60 or
more people eating and
staying in our home.
And every day we pray
that God would provide the
needed food, utilities and
clothing. Above all we ask
for His blessing and multi-
plication over the people
that have made all of this
possible with their gifts.
With the run, run of every
day life we do not say it
personally like we should,
but thank you, a thousand
times Thank You, for every
donation, every prayer and
every moment invested.
We appreciate you
and we need you.
June 2014

2. Sweden – Organization Amigos, PlusGiro-PG 494931–9.
Mark the payment UMU Medellin
In Other Countries – Please write. We also have Donor
Accounts in the UK, Germany & other parts of Europe.
Tel. 574 217 3592 E-mail—ywammed@gmail.com
¡Muchas Gracias! EnithEnithEnithEnith
Like Jesus (Luke 8:1-3), we and the children also
depend on God’s provision as expressed through
the Body of Christ.
For donations, please make your cheque out to “YWAM”
and mail it to:
YWAM – Accounting Project Funding
P.O. Box 3000 P.O. Box 57100
Garden Valley, TX RPO E. Hastings
USA 75771-3000 Vancouver, BC
Canada V5K5G6
Our name cannot appear on the cheque. Enclose a separate
note designating the gift for YWAM, Medellín.
COMMUNITY & MEDICAL OUTREACH
In February we returned to the towns of Granjas & Exodo to see how
the church had grown in members, transformed families and children
in love with God. Colombian and foreign volunteers also visited
families with a psychologist, an evangelistic team and social workers.
They found continued problems of extreme poverty, malnutrition,
Children at Risk and sub standard housing. Approx. 836 people
received clothes, beds, mattresses, doors, shoes and toys. We
provided haircuts, medical & laboratory care and dentistry to
hundreds of people.
32 people received Jesus and were left in the care of the local church for discipleship. We also visited some of
the people who received Jesus in the last outreach and it was a great blessing to see how they have grown
spiritually. We taught the children Biblical principles and themes like the Father Heart of God and
Forgiveness. Several of these children are now part of our home. We finished with the Peace & Forgiveness
Ceremony where victims of the civil war in Colombia, widows and orphans publically forgive their aggressors and
pledge to not seek vengeance.
Our year began with the previous group of boys and then a little while later
we added nine new ones as well, also from Cordoba, Colombia. At the moment
we have 17 boys in care and we hope to fill our new home shortly.
This year we expect to see the last of
our teenagers graduate from our pro-
gram. God has allowed Jorge Elías Soto
Argumedo to study English in one of the
best schools in Medellin with a full
scholarship because of his good grades
in school. We hope t we will see him accomplish his life goals this year.