This Year’s Ministry Focus

To work alongside worship leaders, ministries, and houses of prayer, with the purpose of discerning the Lord’s desire for this area of ministry.

From there, we seek to develop a work plan that will help us keep this movement active, focused, and growing.

Our purpose:

To promote the unity of the Body of Christ through a movement of united prayer and worship.

A Bit of Background

One of the areas that has deeply captured our attention over the years is the importance of promoting the unity of the Body of Christ through movements of prayer and worship.

We work from the conviction that when different congregations and ministries come together to worship the Lord, the doctrinal differences that could separate us become secondary in light of what unites us: Christ Himself.

This way of working began through an event called El Día: 24 Hours of Worship, Prayer, and Fasting, which took place between 2003 and 2017 in the city of La Paz. During that time, I had the privilege of being part of both the local and national coordination teams.

What we learned about working with the Body of Christ has been unique, and it could be summarized in two important principles.

Our participation in El Día helped us understand that:

John 17:21 — The unity of the Body of Christ serves as a testimony so that the world may believe.

Colossians 3:14 — Love is the only perfect bond that keeps us together; any other bond is imperfect.

In 2020, during the pandemic, what we had learned through El Día enabled us to coordinate efforts focused on bringing hope to the Body of Christ. One of those efforts was the creation of a prayer video based on the song The Blessing.

Our participation was very active and meaningful to us. In fact, during the first minutes of the video, you can see Hannah and Zoe singing in the choir.

Following this event, between September and October of that same year, and in collaboration with other ministries, we carried out two online worship events with the participation of people and ministries from different countries across the continent:

After these incredible experiences, and since 2024, together with a team made up of worship leaders from local congregations, we have been promoting times of worship focused on rest.
Leaders from more than ten different congregations have participated in these spaces, sharing moments of worship, stillness, and renewal before the Lord.