1. Guillermo’s family and farm
Part of a worship resource that uses the humble coffee bean and Guillermo’s story to explore God’s justice for the poor.

2. Guatemala is located in Central America

3. Guillermo with one of his coffee bushes – note the countryside in the background.
Photo: Richard Else

4. Guillermo with some coffee cherries
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5. Guillermo with some coffee cherries
Guillermo with some coffee cherries. The red cherries are almost ripe for harvesting.
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6. Guillermo with his wife Olympia
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7. Guillermo holding some Traidcraft Squeezy Honey, made from honey imported from CIPAC in Guatemala. Guillermo sells his honey to CIPAC. Note the bee hives in the background.
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8. Guillermo with wife Olympia and daughter Diana.
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9. Guillermo with Olympia, Diana, and other members of the wider family holding the Guatemalan national flag.
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10. Diana enjoying a Geobar with friends.
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11. Coffee cherries.
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12. Coffee cherries. Is this what you expected raw coffee beans to look like?
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13. Picking the coffee cherries, and removing leaves and stalks.
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14. Coffee cherries drying in the sun.
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15. A bag of coffee cherries ready for hulling, export and roasting.
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A bag of coffee cherries ready for hulling, export and roasting.