Projects of love, built to open homes.
None of these is a one-time delivery. Each is a reason to come back, sit down, and bring a family one step closer to Jesus.
Christmas project
Every year we close the year with the children who have been in our schools: games, teaching, and a gift for each one. Because God’s mercy moves us beyond the children, he also provides a Christmas food package so families in extreme poverty can share a dinner and remember that God loves them.
In December 2025, 540 children received a gift across more than 12 communities, and 80 parents heard the gospel. New relationships were born. You can join with gifts for the children and provisions for families.
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Food aid
Most families in the villages where we work live in extreme poverty and need food. Bringing provisions to their homes is a way of bringing some economy into those homes.
But our goal goes beyond a single delivery: it is intentional accompaniment, creating closer relationships, opening doors and opening homes for the multiplication of the gospel. When help is timely, the heart is stirred to praise God.
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Granadilla and the house churches
Granadilla is our church in the mountains; people from the surrounding villages come to spend time with the Lord. They gather even under the great downpours; the storms do not stop them, and our leaders and every man, woman and child walk long uphill stretches, often in the rain, for a time of Bible teaching.
The roads are not easy. We travel by ATV, and even then the machines struggle; rivers rise and sometimes flip a quad. We still go up, because our focus is to saturate every house of every village with the gospel. Families have opened their hearts and their homes, inviting us one day a week to hold worship in their houses.
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Football school
In the mountain communities many children work from a very young age and hardly think about their future. The football school gives them a coach, a field and a reason to gather every week, with the spiritual, emotional and relational side covered by the missionaries.
In 2024 the school saw 30 confessions of faith in a deeply religious, mostly Catholic community. We are not there to disrupt the community, but to give its children a chance at a better future.
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Teaching farm
The small farm at Dintel is a safe place for children to play and learn. It also receives schools for children with disabilities and groups from the National University of Agriculture who come to do their professional practice or social projects.
Along with the volleyball court, it is how we connect with schools, universities and young people from the city, intentionally, to share the gospel with them.
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