A SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO JUST A CUP AND MY FAMILY

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 THANKS FOR ALL THE HARD
WORK YOU DO TO HELP US OUT

MINISTERING TO THE CHILDREN IN NICARAGUA

Yesenia, myself and Emmanuel would like to send a special thank-you

to all those who have supported us through

their purchases of coffee, which also

go towards helping touch the lives of many children in Nicaragua.

Even though I live now just over 4000 km from the farm, where I grew up,

my family and the place where I 

received all my training still haven't

stopped sowing into my life. 

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We may not pick as many

apples as I did when I lived

there, but that hasn't stopped

the lively action that is 

only encountered on the farm!

The area once filled with apple

trees is now used for a different purpose.

A new cabin was constructed

by my Dad who had the 

vision of what the farm has become 

today. 

During one of their missionary trips 

to Nicaragua with the ministry, God

brought us in contact with coffee 

growers in the North part 

of Nicaragua.

Through their desire to help 

the Nicaraguan grower, God

formed a parnership between

a Nicaraguan coffee organization 

in Canada (Chicas del Cafe) 

and my parents.

We thank God for His provision of 

a coffee roaster.

We thank God for His provision!

The fresh beans which come direct 

from Nicaragua are now freshly roasted

on the farm instead of

making a 3 hour trip

to Palmerston.

JUST A CUP, a ministry

started up by my parents, purchases

the Nicaraguan coffee and now is

used to bless the children 

in Nicaragua!

Each cup of coffee sold has helped 

bless many children in 

Nicaragua both physically

and spiritually in their walk with God.

A family effort is required. Baking

done each week helps promote

the sale of the Nicaraguan

coffee. Here is Theressa, my niece, is

helping set up early for the 

market.

My nieces and nephew as well

as my Sister, work diligently each 

week helping with the sales in the 

farm market.

They spend hours baking hundreds

of butter tarts and apple turnovers.

Our family market not only sells 

baked goods, but fresh vegetables, in season.

Here my youngest niece, Cora, has helped

by picking garden vegetables

for sale in market.

...And helps with the sales of the vegetables!

As well as fresh apples right 

from our apple orchard! 

My younger sister Marcies'

garlic business on the farm brings

out more people out

to sample some Nicaraguan coffee.

My brother-in-law, Chad, who

produces his own honey on the farm and sells it in the farm market.  

Will you consider going out

to the farm and support a

child by trying a cup of Nicaraguan

coffee with a baked good?

See video below for more instructions

on how to find our farm. 

This video shows the sitting 

area where you can enjoy 

nature and your cup

of coffee!

Thanks to my family for all their hard work!

Peter, Yesenia and Emmanuel Tigchelaar