The Peasent from Santa Maria

In a forgotten village tucked between dusty fields and distant mountains, God chooses the one no one sees.

The Peasant from Santa Maria is a moving, faith‑filled story that honors the quiet strength, dignity, and spiritual beauty of migrant workers-men and women whose hands shape the world while their names are often overlooked. Through the eyes of a humble peasant, this story reveals how God lifts the lowly, restores the broken, and uses the most unlikely people to carry His light. God gives Santiago Dueminguez supernatural power for healing and finding solutions to people’s conflicts.

A Story Rooted in Compassion and Truth

In the small town of Santa Maria, a poor laborer rises before dawn each day, working the fields with aching hands and an unshakable hope. Though society dismisses him, Heaven does not. When a moment of divine purpose interrupts his ordinary life, he discovers that God has been shaping him for something far greater than survival-He has been shaping him for impact.

This book shines a light on the men and women who harvest our food, build our cities, and labor in silence. It is a reminder that God sees every tear, every prayer, and every act of endurance. Their stories matter. Their lives matter. And in God’s kingdom, the last shall be first. In a world where the migrant worker is overlooked and marginalized, this book shows how they overlook the things privileged people have, but to the migrant worker, small gems of joy are received when someone receives a G.E.D.