US EditionCristo Breaks the Chains Continues to Work in Nava; Supports Families with Scholarships
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By: Lucy Carrillo Piedras Negras, Coahuila.- The rescue house Cristo Breaks the Chains continues to work in the specialized center that recently opened its doors in Nava, where they have about 40 people who receive support to overcome their addiction, said Pastor Oscar Arce Reyna. He explained that, although it is a center that has cost, they are supporting families through scholarships, which are awarded to people who are in a situation of extr…
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