
Maimón
Dominican RepublicWith the Church of Maimón we carried the gospel through the streets and villages, night after night. Since the campaign, that church has nearly tripled and is opening new places of meeting. The fruit remains.
Evangelism and ministry campaigns across Latin America and the United States — always arm in arm with the local church.
Every campaign begins with an invitation. We go where local pastors open the door, and we labor under their blessing: weeks of prayer, gospel preaching, discipleship, prophetic ministry, and mercy — together, as one body.
And when the campaign ends, the fruit remains. Every person who comes to Christ is planted into a rooted local congregation, shepherded by men and women who stay. These are not our churches; they are Christ’s, and their local pastors care for them long after our team flies home. We plant and we water; God gives the increase.
“I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase.” — 1 Corinthians 3:6

With the Church of Maimón we carried the gospel through the streets and villages, night after night. Since the campaign, that church has nearly tripled and is opening new places of meeting. The fruit remains.

“We’ve heard enough — we want Jesus.” On Father’s Day 2025, revival broke out inside a prison fortress in Cotuí: 21 men gave their lives to Christ.

In Medellín the Lord showed the wonders of His love in the hard places: men delivered from addiction and baptized into new life, women welcomed into a house of refuge, and a room where every soul stood to declare Jesus is Lord.

High in the mountains of Antioquia we preached in the pueblo, taught the children God’s Word, and celebrated weddings. When a landslide closed the only road, the stranded buses became a congregation — many met Christ before the way reopened.

In Córdoba we served a pastor whose congregation numbered fewer than ten — an evangelism boot camp, then the streets, and 17 souls made decisions for Christ. Jesus left the ninety-nine for the one; we serve churches of every size.

Seven days, in and out of the prisons: 139 decisions for Christ — 109 of them behind bars. Three local churches strengthened, believers trained in evangelism, young ministers equipped.

Across Cuenca we carried the gospel where people were hurting most — rehab centers, a cancer ward, a seniors’ home, and the streets. More than 130 souls said yes to Christ, and every one was entrusted to the local pastors who remain.

In Cali the Lord built homes on the Rock — two days of “The Architecture of Marriage,” strengthening couples and families with biblical foundations for Christ-centered homes. On Saturday the gospel went out to the streets; on Sunday the Holy Spirit moved powerfully in the house of God, and new souls surrendered to Christ.

Our sending base is also a mission field. The work continues this year across the greater Orlando area: more than 20 people have given their lives to Christ and been planted into local churches, and the Lord confirms His Word with healings, deliverance, and baptism. Jesus Christ — the same yesterday, and today, and forever.

Pereira — the gateway to the coffee-region campaigns, reached just weeks after the earthquake. At a small shop the team fed a boy from the street and preached Christ to him and his friends — all three received the Lord — and the Lord healed one boy’s leg. He stood up off his crutches.

Guática — the team’s home base in the mountains. Church services night after night, a marriage conference laying Christ under husbands and wives, and street evangelism through the town — all under the blessing of the local pastors, with every new believer planted into their care.

Quinchía — a town crowded with pagan monuments, evangelized through its center and parks one soul at a time, with church that night. The word of the Lord ran freely where other altars stand, and the local congregation was strengthened.

Bonafonte — the gospel preached and believers strengthened alongside the local church in the coffee mountains.

Arabia — struck hard by the earthquake, with rubble still in the streets. The team came three hours through the mountains to preach and hold a service — setting before a shaken town “a kingdom which cannot be moved” (Hebrews 12:28).

Riosucio — known across the region for open devotion to darkness. The local church opened the town’s prison to the gospel: the cross and the blood of Jesus Christ were preached, captives were set free, and 31 men declared Jesus Christ as Lord.
Campaigns are born from the invitation of the local church. If the Lord puts a campaign in your heart for your city — evangelism, discipleship, equipping believers — write to us. We come to serve, not to plant our flag.
Write to usThe vision reaches throughout South America, Central America, the United States — and to the uttermost part of the earth, until He comes. City by city, church by church, arm in arm with the local pastors the Lord raises up.
“But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me… unto the uttermost part of the earth.” — Acts 1:8