Help Transform Lives with the Gospel in Peru

A 67-year-old villager in the Andes had spent his life worshipping ancestors and was addicted to coca leaves and alcohol. Native Christian workers found him no longer providing for his family and emotionally broken, and when they shared the gospel with him, he tearfully gave his life to the Lord.

Help Start Churches in Peru

Christian missionary puts his hand on woman's shoulder while praying with her

A husband and wife with a native ministry walk many hours three times a week to help shepherd remote congregations and proclaim the message of eternal life, and they are winning souls to Christ. In another area, seven workers travel through the Andes, braving hunger and cold to bring the gospel to places inaccessible to most people.

Help Form and Strengthen New Christians in Peru

Peruvian husband and wife sit with their daughter on a fallen tree

Local Christian workers praise God for opportunities to work among new tribal communities. Visiting homes and sending biblical messages to those they’ve met through WhatsApp, they have seen villagers begin to attend area churches with their families.

Tribal Peruvian Trusts Christ in Fierce Conflicts

Peruvians board a small wooden boat on a river

His children tended to side with his wife in their fierce arguments, so a tribal man decided he would let them live without him. Living alone, he was stewing in a mixture of grief and resentment when native Christian workers paid him a visit and asked him why he was troubled. “Immediately he replied that he had fought with his wife, and that his children are always against him,” the leader of a native ministry said.

Send The Message Of Eternal Life in Peru

Peruvian Christian women wearing traditional clothes gathered together praying

After praying and fasting to discern where the Lord would send them, local missionaries recently set out to proclaim Christ and planted 17 congregations in the mountains, jungles and on the coasts. At the same time, their radio program daily reached about 200 towns in one area and 121 villages in another.

Help Form Well-Rooted Christians in Peru

Peruvian woman with a sling hung over her shoulders and a bible in her hand shares the gospel with others

Suffering stomach pains, a mother of four who made offerings to an earth goddess and was addicted to coca leaves visited a native missionary’s church. She accepted Christ, and after the worker prayed for healing, her stomach pains subsided a few days later.