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Continue reading →: Strengthening Connections with Pastors in La Paz and El Alto
During the past week, we had the opportunity to spend time with pastors and leaders from the cities of La Paz and El Alto. First, we took part in a fellowship gathering with around 25 pastors from the Presbytery of La Paz. A few days later, from Thursday through Saturday,…
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Continue reading →: Impact 52+: Drawing Closer to the Pastoral Heart of La PazLast week, we had the opportunity to present the Impact 52+ program to the Presbytery of La Paz, a group of pastors with more than 30 years of history who meet weekly to share around the Word. Three pastors expressed interest in being part of the program, which greatly encourages…
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Continue reading →: Connecting with Universities: Purpose and Self-LeadershipHow can we walk alongside young people as they make decisions that may shape the next several years of their lives? As part of the No Pressure Program, we had the opportunity to share our Purpose and Self-Leadership conference with 155 students at Universidad de Los Andes in La Paz.…
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Continue reading →: Drop of Life: A Bridge of Love for the Communities Along the Mamoré RiverLast year, I traveled with Mauricio and Andrea to the communities located in the flood-prone area of the Mamoré River, in the municipality of Loreto. The purpose of the trip was to understand firsthand the social and economic context of the families living there, in order to strengthen the focus…
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Continue reading →: It’s all about purposeDo you remember the changes you had to face when you entered university? During a family conversation, we reflected on how challenging it can be for a young Christian —and especially for a homeschooler— to begin university life. The environment changes, new friendships are formed, new pressures arise, and there…
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Continue reading →: Bullying, compassion and the Good Samaritan.The first months of this year were particularly special in our work with children and teenagers. We received an invitation to speak about bullying with 9- and 10-year-old children from Vida y Verdad School, and it truly was a very meaningful experience. We approached the topic from the perspective of…





