So far Heather has been dealing with the usual cuts and scrapes, but also fungal infections, and STDs that I thought disappeared a long time ago. It's been so good to be able to offer this so that kids can put their minds at rest and also receive treatment in confidence.

One kid this week broke down in tears as he told me that he had been sold by his parents when he was 7, and they had come to find him last week and asked for his forgiveness. He had never finished his primary school studies and couldn't really read. Now he is 24 and involved in prostitution. (There are a few kids who are involved in prostitution who are at the drop in centre at the moment.) He wasn't sure if he could trust his parents again.
What a privilege it is to be allowed into the world of street kids in Mexico City, to be trusted to hear of their hurts, and listen, and shoulder pain, and take it to God in prayer. I need to do a lot of that tonight. Please join me...
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