To the end of the earth!

To the end of the earth!

Missionary efforts have been enormous during these two thousand years of Christian history. However, there are still many people who have not heard even once the proclamation of the message of Jesus Christ. 

We want to see a significant change in the number of workers sent by Latino churches to work among unreached people groups. Those who have not heard or have fewer opportunities to hear the gospel in their native language.  To do this we work directly with churches, their leaders and mobilizers throughout Argentina and Latin America. 

Simply Mobilizing (SM) is a missionary training program for the local church. We carry out the mobilization of all the people of God (Level 1), looking for the church to get involved in some way in mission with God; a Christian movement as it happened in the early church and where the gospel reached its highest growth rate in history. And on the other hand, from Operation Mobilization (OM) we develop a second and third level of specialized mobilization, for those who want to go out as traditional or bio-occupational missionaries, providing them with training, tools and contacts so that they can realize their call. Once in the mission field, they can also perfect their task and develop it as effectively as possible, as well as maintain the link with the sending church, making it part of the missionary project at all times.

We can see transformations in the heart and in the vision of the believers in each course; in July we were giving a course in the province of Santa Fe where three churches gathered to have a missionary vision seminar during the weekend. The pastors of the three churches participated in all the training and at the closing of the course one of them said to the rest of the participants: “If the Lord is calling any of you to missions we want to accompany you in that call and get involved together, as a church, in God’s plan, so please share it with the pastors.”.

In the leadership work of both organizations, one of the most important tasks is the mentoring or discipleship of those who decide to be part of it. This year we had the grace of being able to train five new lead facilitators for mobilization courses, who will carry out the task of facilitating courses, and also organize and lead mobilization courses throughout the country, forming their own teams of facilitators. We can see the ministerial multiplication beginning to be noticeable after three years of work in this area, for which we give glory to God.

I ask you to not only be praying for our ministries, but also for God’s provision for our financial needs.  We would like to be able to serve full time in this ministry that is so necessary for the mobilization of missionary work in Latin America and the world.