The Salvadoran ‘hill of beans’
In times of rising prices and food insecurity, the Soy Nutrition Program is a reliable source of support for 200-plus families
In times of rising prices and food insecurity, the Soy Nutrition Program is a reliable source of support for 200-plus families
Looking toward 2024, food insecurity will continue to be the principal challenge for too many families in Salvadoran communities.
Entire Altman family and Ann and Suzy pitch in, helping the Soy Project succeed.
Now in Zaragoza, the soy program continues to provide nutrition to those in need.
Ann Greig reports that the Soy Project has finally found a new base in Zaragoza, El Salvador.
Now in their ninth year as lay missioners in El Salvador, Melissa and Pete Altman are shifting their ministry focus,
Melissa Altman reflects on ‘blindly’ embracing the adventure of mission within family life
Genuine sharing and deep listening distinguish the Maryknoll approach to mission in El Salvador.
Missioners understand the crucial role women play in transforming communities. They share stories of four women leaders who have inspired them.
ACOMUJERZA cooperative, born out of the trauma of war, gives Salvadoran women the opportunity they need to support their children.
CNS highlights Maryknoll lay missioner’s work in El Salvador and the legacy of the four martyred U.S. church women