When refugees flooded the region, many businesses inflated their prices. A native ministry stepped in, providing free supplies and taking a group of refugees on a short boat trip where they shared the gospel and taught them about their new city. During a six-month period, the ministry assisted 2,300 refugees with transportation and 890 with short-term accommodations. “Everyone tried to exploit us and take from us the little we have left,” said one refugee. “Only the Church was there and provided for our needs for free.” Donations of $25 or $50 help Christian workers advance the gospel. Pray that the hope of Christ will fill the hearts of those who hear His story.
– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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– Indigenous Missionary in Peru
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