Orphanage Estado 29 was founded by Mexican minister Jose Acosta Zamora in August 1957 with five children who were orphans from the town of San Luis Rio Colorado in Sonora. Estado 29 was the first orphanage of San Antonio de las Minas, Ensenada, BC. Pastor Acosta was deeply influenced by the presence of so many children living on the street in Mexico.
MIRACLE RANCH
In an era where we are bombarded with stories of heartache and despair, the notion of a special place where hope is restored, hurts are healed, and children find safe refuge from the harsh realities of the world seems rather farfetched. Incredibly, such a place does exist in Valle de Las Palmas, Mexico and it is aptly named MIRACLE RANCH.
Ninos de la Promesa Orphanage
There are 80 children living in the home. These children can leave at any time if they don’t want to live there. They just can’t return. This is done so they don’t have locked doors, and it feels more like a real home and not a prison. There are many activities, including parties, music classes, church activities, serving people and animals in need, going to the park and the countryside, surfing, swimming, special cooking classes, junior lifeguarding, and youth police association classes, as well as school. There are six courses for career schools and college. Tyler and Connie want the children to leave the home with a degree in a career that ensures each will be able to earn a good living so they can continue to help others and not return to the streets.
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