Stories of Hope

Jakelin Alvarez Contreras

Jakelin grew up at Casa and is now part of the Kitchen Team serving the children and staff. She loves the ministry and being able to be used by God to minister to children who have gone through similar situations she and her siblings have gone through. "Casa…

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Ana Gabriela Garcia Pineda

Ana has grown up at Casa Aleluya, increasing her education and becoming a part of the Kitchen Team serving meals to the children and staff. "The contributions you make to Casa Aleluya have had a great impact on my life and the lives of the children who live…

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Pamela Yahaira Perez

During her time at Casa, Pamela served children as a nanny She provided unconditional love and support at the Los Angelitos Dorm. She continues her studies in Social Management to help create more opportunities for the children. She knows God has called her to share his unconditional love…

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Mirna Lily Flores Mendoza

Mirna helps in the problematic areas with the children and adolescents of Casa Aleluya. Growing up at Casa, she overcame obstacles to excel spiritually, personally, and academically. She also likes to help with the activities that develop the talents and skills of young people. These activities help them…

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Katerin Yhise Muñoz

Growing up at Casa Aleluya, Katerin understand first hand how important family and working together to help everyone. She works to provide different activities for the little children of the dorm and is currently studying pre-primary education to help deal with the various problems the children in the…

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Minor Orlando

Twenty-five years ago an ambulance arrived with an 18-month old little boy whom the court psychologists determined was mentally handicapped. Dottie just fell in love with him. He could not walk or talk or even sit up. Patty Ruth who was one of our teenagers at the time…

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Marlin

Marlin took Luis horseback riding. She arrived at Casa a number of years ago and has received her pharmaceutical representative and is now working on a second college degree. She is director of Children's Church and also works in the elementary school here at Casa. Marlin has 2 sisters…

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Analy and Marlin

Friendship has a way of making life more tolerable when the odds are against you. Analy was the young girl who came to our gate as a young teen and said "Every girl in my village has been sexually abused by the gangs and I want to be…

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Keyser: Believe for a miracle

Keyser is our latest child to arrive who has kidney failure and is having dialysis. His parents actually took him to the hospital with a small suitcase and left him there asking that Dr Lou would care for him.

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JonJon-walking the walk

JonJon was here for many years and was so handicapped physically. A couple in the Far West fell in love with him. They adopted him and he has been an inspiration in his church, school and throughout the community. They saved his life. He brings joy every where…

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Edgar – Never give up

Edgar is an example of a child unwilling to quit, determined to succeed and refusing to see himself as handicapped. He was abandoned by his mother and never knew his father. His grandmother was confined to a wheelchair and begged in the streets. Edgar pushed her amongst the…

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Waiting for a Miracle

Jose', Luis, Wendy, Sindy and Marjorie are the 5 children undergoing dialysis. Luis is on a machine for 8 hours each night while the other 4 are having dialysis 4 times a day every day. Our desire is to have each of the children on a machine since that…

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A Happy Reunion

Eight years ago, 2004, two young teenage girls arrived at Casa. They were not natural sisters but they became the dearest of friends. Nancy was sent here because her father had passed away and her mother was extremely poor working in a market selling vegetables. Dina had just…

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Another Miracle

A number of years ago I was called to our gate and there was a young 14 year old girl standing there, She said "Would you take my sisters?" My answer was "I cannot just take children without paper work from a judge. What about your parents?" She…

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A Miracle Reunion

Today is July 2, 2011 and 17 years ago a child who had no name came to Casa. It was deemed to be about 5 years old and the judge named him Byron Rene'. He never knew who he was or who his family was. He has been…

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Work of Love

This older boy is Aroldo Alexander Arqueta Ramirez who has been here at Casa for more than 12 years. He is 24 years old and has graduated as a nurse. He works full time with our medical staff as well as attending the university. His desire is to…

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Now is the Time

As the children of Casa Aleluya have grown and matured, so too have their faith and their desire to serve one another. What began as a group of ‘backup singers’ for other adult staff worship leaders, has transformed into a charismatic group of about a dozen kids who…

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Faith Works

Our lives begin with a miracle and as children we see the miraculous in almost everything we experience. However, as we grow older it seems our eyes and minds focus more on logic and reason than on what God accomplishes daily in our lives. For those of us…

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In Memoriam

Byron Vinicio Santos de Leon arrived at Casa Aleluya in January 1996, not yet 11 years old. As he matured, so too did his love for God and his desire to become a doctor. He became fluent in English and served as translator for countless visitors and teams,…

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