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CALEB Centers, an ancillary ministry of CMI, originated with a clear sense of purpose, which became the foundation of its outreach: care of children in need.
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The mandate of the Caleb Centers is to follow biblical examples concerning the poor and to communicate the gospel, emphasizing the importance of a relationship with Jesus Christ to every child.
We are concerned with the complete development of the child. We recognize that each child needs to experience unconditional love and affirmation in their life in order to understand God’s love for them.
Our goal is to educate and to safeguard at-risk and abused children, to free them from spiritual bondage, ease poverty conditions and equip them to become responsible Christians and future contributing members of society.
We believe every child has value in God’s eyes and has been created in His image. We strongly regard evangelism and discipleship of each child in the Christian faith and strive to incorporate biblical values into their daily lives.
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| 1) ARGENTINA |
CALEB Center,
Buenos Aires - 45 children are
under the direction of Pr. Juan and
Sandra Pacheco. |
| 4) PERU |
Grandmales, Lima - 50
children are under the direction of
Pr. German Orillo.
Center, Pisco - 58 children are
under the direction of Pr. Julio and
Sandra Gutierrez.
Chorillos, Lima - 60 children are
under the direction of Pr.
Milagros. |
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| 2) URUGUAY |
Club de la Aventura,
Montevideo - 80 children are
ministered to under the leadership
of Pr. Javier and Viviana de Paula.
Gane Punta De Rieles,
Montevideo - 70 children are
ministered to under the leadership
of Pr. Dario and Adriana Pereira |
| 5) GHANA |
Pr. Paul Doe ministers to over 2,000 |
| 6) INDIA |
Pr. Frank Godberg ministers to over 200 |
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| 3) BOLIVIA |
Church of All Nations,
Santa Cruz - 120 children are
ministered to under the leadership
of Pr. Eduardo and Vilanir
Delgado.
La Costanera, Santa Cruz - 80
children are ministered to under
the leadership of Pr. Dario
Cartegena.
Plan 3000, Santa Cruz - 100 atrisk
children are ministered to
under the leadership of Pr. Hugo
Peralta. |
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