“My students cried when they shared their experiences from the teaching of Values and Principles. They continue to be motivated to apply this teaching and to change their university, and their country, for the better.”
- Alma Valazquez, Professor, National University of Honduras in Comayagua
“Values and Principles is an extraordinary tool that ought to be implemented in all centers that develop leaders in Latin America. Latin American society finds itself in an unprecedented crisis of ethical values, and this precious book will contribute greatly to bring about the change we so badly need.”
- Rodolfo Interiano, Brigadier General (ret.) of the Army of Honduras
“After reading a story in this book, I told my family, ‘We are no longer going to watch so much television; instead, we are going to read!’”
- A Student in a Values and Principles Class, Aurora, Colorado
“Often we go through life focused on ourselves. When our class in Values and Principles visited the children’s cancer ward during our Day of Kindness, my eyes were opened, and now I know there are many people in need, and that I can help and encourage them.”
- Engineering Student, National University of Honduras in Tegucigalpa
“Our students were taught Values and Principles for the first time this year. They enthusiastically applied what they had learned by visiting homes for the elderly and schools for handicapped children, and by teaching in nearby rural schools.”
- Gabriel Barahona, Executive Director, Honduras National School of Forestry, Siguatepeque
“The study of Values has drawn me closer to God and has impacted my life as a wife, mother, daughter, friend and teacher, on both the secular and spiritual levels. Although we are now teaching the book a second time, we find something new each day.”
- Letty Fajardo, Professor at the National University of Honduras in Comayagua
“The course in Values and Principles so impacted one of our professors that he confided, ‘I have always been a negative person. But I can’t teach these things with a negative attitude. I am trying to change.’”
- Director of a National University in Honduras
“In our class on Values and Principles, our professor asked us to write a letter of appreciation to our parents. As I did the assignment, I began to cry, realizing that, in all these years, I had never expressed my gratitude to my mom and dad. My parents couldn’t contain their joy!”
- A Student at the National University of Honduras in Comayagua
