They need your prayers

LET ME INTRODUCE YOU THREE OF THE WOMAN THAT WE HAVE BEEN VISITING IN SAN JOSE DOWN TOWN. ( I am not saying there names for safety, if you want to commit to pray for them please send me you email so I can share with you there pictures and names)

-I am 38 years old, I am from Costa Rica.

I have five kids, Ana Karen she is 23, Paola Mariana is 17, Heiner Alejandro is 15, Veronica Andrea 7 years old.

I have been working in prostitution for 20 years.

My first daughter is the fruit of a sexual abuse; One day after I finished working I was going home and a group of guys took me and raped me. I was only 14.

After that not knowing what to do, I told my dad and he never believed me. He even told me it was my own fault. When Ana was born I decided to give her to a family because I knew that I was too young to take care of a child. Since then I haven’t had communication with my daughter but I know that she is doing ok.

I started working on the streets as a prostitute out of desperation, I needed money and also I felt dirty after what happen to me. One on my friends worked on the streets for a while, and by this time she had found herself a guy who took care of her, so I was hoping for the same thing. I was all alone.

A couple months ago I accepted Jesus into my heart and life, and I have already seen a lot of changes.

I still work in the streets but I am tired of it and ready to stop this life style. Please pray for my kids and for strength on me, and wisdom for how to make the changes I need, and for a way out of this life…

-I am 32 years old. I’m from San Jose, Costa Rica.

I have four children, who I love very much. Amber Michelle is 13, Maria Rose is 10, Julian Jesus is 4 and then Camilo Fabian who is only 1 year and 9 months old.  

I grew up with my mom and my stepfather, but when I was 13 years old I left my home, and I started selling myself on the streets.  Now I’m still here, after 19 years, but I want to get out of it.

I want changes in my life. And most of all I want to be able to be the mom my children need. Right now I’m not able to take care of them, and they are placed with different families.