35,000 students without birth certificates
Composed on April 30th, 2009 by adminThis article was released today on DR1 Daily News (more…)
This article was released today on DR1 Daily News (more…)
This HOT LINK comes recommended by Rod Davis. (more…)
We are pleased to have this guest blog by Wanda Smith (Mujercita ministry leader and T.E.A.R.S. School staff member). Read Wanda’s words on the impact that the Mujercita ministry is having on the lives of many girls here in the barrio. (more…)
We wanted to draw your attention to some new features at www.tears.org… (more…)
If you’re looking for great teaching and preaching here on the island (in English) it can be tricky so we are really grateful for all the online resources from audio books, to sermons, to teaching tools we have found online.
This Hot Link is to (more…)
“A Fireman….or a Policeman…or an Astronaut!” Eight year-old Adonis Santiago, is a bright kid with bright ideas for his future. I recently had the privilege of touring around with Adonis to get a glimpse of a day in his shoes and try to better understand a typical day of a young kid in the barrio. (more…)
Yesterday (April 20th…sorry no internet yesterday!) marked one year since the tornado destructively wove its way through the barrio. Leaving a wake of damage and distress (more…)
Once a week, Dr. Norma Batista comes to the T.E.A.R.S. School to consult with students in need of medical care. Knowing that Dr. Batista has a busy pediatric practice, we are grateful for Norma’s heart to serve (more…)
1000 pages. 100 students. 2 weeks. That’s the goal for students at the T.E.A.R.S. School during Reading Month (Mes de la Lectura). Students across the Dominican Republic share this same focus during this Mes de la Lectura with different events and programs to encourage the fun and learning that can be experienced through reading. (more…)
I’ve never owned my own house, yet I imagine the feeling of walking into your very own house for the first time is similar to what I feel walking into (more…)