Our world has so many troubles. Everywhere we look, it seems there is conflict, corruption, and injustice.
Peru’s President, Dina Boluarte, just had her home raided as part of a corruption investigation.
Ecuadorian forces stormed the Mexican Embassy last month over Mexico granting political asylum to a former vice president.
In April, hundreds of thousands marched against Argentina’s President, Javier Milei and his budget cuts to state-run universities.
UN-backed human rights experts have accused Nicaragua’s government of systematic human rights abuses with crackdowns on political opposition.
It all sounds so sadly familiar. As Solomon reminds us, “History merely repeats itself. It has all been done before. Nothing under the sun is truly new” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). Humanity has a broken relationship with God and the only answer, the only solution, our only hope, is Jesus.
So, it is with great joy to know God has given LOGOI over 32,000 national missionaries strategically placed throughout the Spanish world. While they are ordinary people just like you and me, they have come to LOGOI to be better equipped to proclaim, “Jesus is the answer.”
In Mexico, for example, we have 1,612 national missionaries. In Peru, we have 936. In Argentina, God has given us 543, and in Nicaragua, 119. In case you’re wondering, we have 1,322 right here in the USA and even one in Israel.
For a quick shot of encouragement, visit LOGOIMinistries.org and scroll down to see our National Missionary Map. As you click on the pointers for various countries, take a moment and pray for your fellow brothers and sisters serving the Lord in their local communities. Ask God to give them (and you, too) boldness to joyfully proclaim “Jesus is the answer.”
“I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on earth, you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart because I have overcome the world.” — Jesus (John 16:33).
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