Our Little Roses Ministries
When there is no one else...
Imagine being a hurting, destitute, homeless little girl that no one wanted, who was forced to fend for herself in the hostile streets of Honduras.
That was the desperate situation for many little girls before Our Little Roses stepped in, and still is for the girl child that has not been rescued. These are girls with no one to care for them , no one except the receiving ministry of Our Little Roses in San Pedro Sula, and the sponsors who support this transforming work. Unbelievably, there are still many such children who live in hope for a home and someone to love and nurture them and provide an education to meet the challenges of adult life.
You could be that person. You could be a sponsor that could virtually change her circumstances offering hope and a future beyond imagination. Will you help?
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But for Our Little Roses Our Girls Could be Begging or Worse
Little girls begging for food is a common sight in Honduras. Our Little Roses girls who have been rescued from the most impoverished situations now receive healthy advantages in our loving home that include a good education, balanced diet, medical and mental health care and opportunities to learn how to succeed. We do continually receive new girls who have no one to care for them and who will also realize a life of hope. We rejoice when Our Little Roses girls graduate to enter the job market or achieve professional careers. OLR ministries are far reaching affecting many relationships beyond the girls including sponsors, families and people in Honduras who are served by Holy Family School , medical and dental clinics and our other outreach ministries. We believe that God calls us to raise up and serve the poor for a better life and we are connected through Christ.
The truth is that without financial support to keep the Our Little Roses Home open we would be guilty of unspeakable harm. It is our mission to work to eliminate the curse of poverty as best we can by preparing girls that God gives us so they as adults are a force for change upward in Honduran Society. This can be accomplished by equipping and inspiring each Our Little Roses girl to make a difference. We need your financial help to do the impossible. |
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Please help us keep the lights on at Our Little Roses.
This is a serious plea. Presently, we are experiencing severe financial difficulties in support of our ministry to our abused and abandoned girls in Honduras. This shortfall is largely due to the continuing economic problems in the United States and in Honduras combined with last year’s political difficulties in Honduras that had a negative effect on our income. We still need to cover the every day expenses of running the girls home, for food, electricity, water, transportation, education and the salaries of the dedicated staff who work hard to create a loving, nurturing home.
Once upon a time, our girls lived in darkness of a kind that warps childhood and leaves inside them a dark mark that can affect their total life experience if it were not for the ministry of Our Little Roses. The once destitute girls that God rescued and gave to our transforming ministry are being prepared in our Christian home to be raised up to live in hope and to contribute to society in positive ways as adults. We cannot accomplish God’s plan without your partnership in his redeeming ministry. Any contribution you can make at this time will help us keep the lights on in the Home and in the lives of our precious girls.
“Bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair” (Isaiah 61:3). |
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Our Little Roses Ministries
San Pedro Sula, Honduras
A complete ministry for women and children

In Memory of Dr. Rosa Judith Cisneros (1938-1981), an Episcopalian who worked for social justice in El Salvador,
especially a champion for women's and children's rights. She was martyred on the steps of her house in San Salvador.
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