Quarter 1 of 2022 is in the books! Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, as they discuss the highlights of the last three months.

The Rev. Mary Cat Young is the chaplain for university ministry at UNC-Chapel Hill for the Chapel of the Cross in Chapel Hill, NC (GO TARHEELS!!). She led a team of university students to work with EEH here in Ecuador just last week. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, as they interview Rev. Mary Cat and hear about her path to Ecuador, her team, their experience, and the holy moments of their time.

Traci Slusarski describes herself as just a normal mom. The wonderful truth is that God can use plain normal people to do amazingly important and life-changing things. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and E=H Executive Director, Celeste Bundy, for a conversation with Traci about how she began working in Kenya, the decision to bring her non-profit under the E=H umbrella, and the students whose education she helps provide for in Kenya.

Traci Slusarski describes herself as just a normal mom. The wonderful truth is that God can use plain normal people to do amazingly important and life-changing things. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and E=H Executive Director, Celeste Bundy, for a conversation with Traci about how she began working in Kenya, the decision to bring her non-profit under the E=H umbrella, and the students whose education she helps provide for in Kenya.

One of E=H's first students in 2003, Marvin Guayanay is now an engineer in sound and acoustics, and fluent in English. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, for part two of their conversation with Marvin as he shares his life and journey.

One of E=H's first students in 2003, Marvin Guayanay is now an engineer in sound and acoustics, and fluent in English. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, for part one of their conversation with Marvin as he shares his life and journey.

We began partnering with the church Filadelfia in Ambato, Ecuador this month! This new ministry site plans to start an afterschool tutoring program to help neighborhood students in desperate and difficult situations so that they can reach and stay on grade level. Listen as E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, discuss our visit, and thank you for creating meaningful and practical educational opportunities!

Katelynn Camp serves with the Amadas ministry, reaching out to people in prostitution in Quito's city center. The desire is to reflect God's love to these men and women right where they are. The ministry has grown from a street outreach every two weeks, to now having two staff people and many volunteers, which means that we have been able to start supporting them as their own E=H ministry site. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, for their conversation with Katelynn and a glimpse at all you are helping to make possible for the children of the Amadas.

ABCs From Ecuador is a delightful, bi-lingual children's book that guides readers through the highlands of Ecuador letter by letter. It is opening doors and having an impact in US schools in ways that we never could have dreamed of. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, as they tell the story of the book, what the possibilities are, and how just about anyone can be a part of the adventure!

Carlos "Charlie" Cacuango graduated from high school with the help of E=H, through the ministry at Casa Gabriel. Desiring to serve God through music, he has been able to raise funds through E=H to study music in university. Join E=H Co-founder, Cameron Vivanco, and her Ecuadorian coworker, Jorge Luis Rodriguez, for their interview with Charlie about his story, and hopes for his future.