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Independence Day in Bolivia

Bolivian Independence Day is August 6th. The week leading up to “Bolivia Day,” as it is called here, will see people starting to pull out their Bolivian flags. There are many people that will put up a booth on street corners to sell all things...

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After this the Judgment

In the northern province of Esmeraldas in Ecuador, a month’s worth of heavy rain fell in just 12 hours this past week, the General Secretariat of Communications of the Presidency released in a statement. He noted that 15,000 families were affected,...

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No Final Dissolution

No Final Dissolution

Ecuador’s president Guillermo Lasso, looking as if he’s about to be impeached for embezzlement, has dissolved the congress in attempt to prevent his ouster. It’s an interesting move that will no doubt result in even more friction within the...

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Chile Comes Full Circle

Chile Comes Full Circle

The tables have turned in a fascinating way in the country of Chile, as millions of voters went to the polls to decide who would represent them in a new constitutional assembly. The country voted 80-20 a few years ago to rewrite their constitution,...

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A New Kind of Panama Canal

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the Bioceanic Highway presents a unique opportunity for economic, social, and even spiritual growth across 4 countries in Latin America. This massive 2,200-kilometer road will connect the Atlantic...

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Our Labor Is Not in Vain

Our Labor Is Not in Vain

"Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord."-I Cor. 15:58 Labor Day, while celebrated in September in the United States, is...

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Chile’s Presidential Race

Chile’s Presidential Race

On Sunday, November 21, Chileans will head to the polls to elect a new president. Currently, the front-runners are leftist former student activist Gabriel Boric and ultra-conservative José Antonio Kast

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Día de los Muertos

Día de los Muertos

Last week marked a return of the Día de los Muertos parade in Mexico. This holiday, celebrated in Mexico for centuries, finds its roots in Aztec rituals tied to Mictecacihuatl, or the Lady of the Dead. It is believed that on November 1, this...

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It’s Raining Fish??

It’s Raining Fish??

For the last two hundred years, the village of Yoro, Honduras has experienced an unusual yearly phenomena--raining fish! Once or twice a year after a massive rainfall, villagers will find hundreds of tiny fish flopping around in the streets. The...

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Surge in Border Crossings in Chile

Surge in Border Crossings in Chile

There has been an increase in the number of Venezuelan migrants crossing the border between Chile and Bolivia on foot. Chile has seen around 200 migrants a day cross its borders, braving the harsh altiplano terrain almost 4,000 feet above sea...

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Setting Records in Brazil

Setting Records in Brazil

As many countries worldwide are beginning to find relief from the COVID pandemic, Brazil is begging its citizens to stay home and take precautions as they experience the worst outbreak of cases they have seen since last year. Many believe this...

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Eternal Tragedy Ignored

Eternal Tragedy Ignored

In a hurricane season with record-shattering 30-named storms, it is no surprise that Honduras, a Central American country, has been affected. What is unusual is that she was hit with two hurricanes within two weeks of each other.

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Long Life in Ecuador

Long Life in Ecuador

Although the past year has been filled with many sad news stories of COVID-19 and the death that it has caused, one Ecuadorian couple in Quito has an uplifting story of long life and enduring marriage.

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Puno

Puno

Puno is a city located on the western shore of Lake Titicaca in southern Peru and is home to more than 140,000 people.

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Self Supporting

Self Supporting

We must teach and train our people to the point that they can make decisions, follow the leadership of the Holy Spirit and call their own pastors. They will not be able to do so until they really learn the basic principles from the word of God and...

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Missions in Chile

Missions in Chile

I am Jason Holt and I a missionary serving in Santiago Chile we’ve been there now for over 14 years planning churches and reaching people with the gospel but what about our desires our heart desires to see more missionaries raised up to go there to our country in Chile.

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NICARAGUA

NICARAGUA

Bordering the countries of Costa Rica and Honduras, the Spanish-speaking country of Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America.

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Argentina

Argentina

About the Author Robert and Emma Becker are missionaries on deputation to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Find out more about the Beckers at www.facebook.com/beckerforhisglory and connect with them at rnbmissions@gmail.com Home About Us Blog Contact

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Honduras

Honduras

A poor country in Central America, nestled between Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua, Honduras has been plagued by years of crime, poverty, and violence.

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Belize

Belize

Belize is small in size, yet it is a country full of rich history, diverse ethnicities and cultures, and a vast array of beautiful landscapes.

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The Need In Mexico

The Need In Mexico

From Mexico City; This is Jonathan Anderson and I just wanted to make a quick video and inform you of the great need that is here in the city here you get close to 30 million people is you can see all around me the great need here in the city.

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UPDATE

UPDATE

Thank you for your prayers and support! We are excited about leaving for language school on
June 11th. Please keep us in your prayers as we are packing up and getting ready to go to the
mission field.

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Preparing for the Mission Field: Internship

Preparing for the Mission Field: Internship

Okay, so you arrive on the filed. You are beyond excited. You have prayed, dedicated yourself, travelled thousands of miles, presented what God has placed in your heart in hundreds of churches, and you have either packed up, stored, or sold everything you own to get to this moment.

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Update

Update

are moving quickly now that we are established in our home. I have been out looking for
locations in which to start a church, and I have felt lead to start a work in a community called Empalme
Graneros.

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Update

Update

We had a wonderful time recently in our pastor’s training classes. This is the third year that we
have the classes and each year it has been a great blessing and help. This year’s theme was
biblical counseling.

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Update

One of the focuses and emphases while we were training for ministry at the Our Generation Training Center is the part about training. We were taught that it is essential for a church-planting missionary to know that as soon as he gets to the field his days are counted.

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Uruguay

Uruguay

Just over a year ago, I had the opportunity to travel to Uruguay. It was a quick trip that my family and I took to renew our visas to be able to continue living here in Argentina. While we were there, we got into a taxi with a driver named Jose.

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Bolivia

Bolivia

As you walk down the street, you can smell the overwhelming odor of incense. This means it is the first Friday of the month here in Bolivia, and the entire city is practicing what is called the K’oa, or a burnt offering made to the Pacha Mama or...

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Update From Andrew Wilder

Update From Andrew Wilder

I want to brag on God for being so good to me over the past few weeks. I have traveled
through 8 states within the last few days and have racked up some miles on my ole Geo
Tracker, but it keeps on ticking.

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