North Circuit

Pastor: Angel Daniel

Pastor Angel Daniel's goal is to reach every small village along the Northern Coast highway in the Province of Villa Clara.   They currently have 18 missions.  Aliento Cuba supports them with funds for transportation and food for the elderly.

This is what he wrote about how electric blackouts affect them:

“The constant power outages have completely changed our lives. Right now, we only get 5 hours of electricity a day—split into two and three-hour blocks, often during the early morning hours. That means we have to cook and do chores whenever we can, even in the middle of the night. We’re exhausted and stressed.

We cook with charcoal, rely on rechargeable lamps, and use battery-powered fans to survive the heat at night. The hardest part is keeping food from spoiling. We have to buy and cook daily—nothing can be saved for the next day.

“On a personal level, having a stable power source would bring much-needed rest and allow me to serve more effectively. I don’t think any of the projects we’re praying about are less important—each one is part of God’s plan, and I trust He’ll provide in His time. For now, we run all our programs during the day to keep the congregation safe.”

A 5,000 watt solar energy system will provide sufficient electricity for them to continue their service to the community. Be part of bringing energy for life.

You can donate through Zelle at rachel@alientocuba.org. or mail a check to Aliento Cuba, P.O.Box 2292, Morgan Hill, CA. 95038 or click the link below for more options