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Missionaries
FRANCISCO & YAQUELIN ARELLANO Venezuela has been dealing with terrible socio-economic and political turmoil for the last twenty years. Over four million and a half Venezuelans have fled their country to other Latin American countries. Expecting to find better conditions to improve their situation, the immigrants are exposed to exploitation. Those who cannot flee the...
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ARIEL & YEANETE ACOSTA In 2005, Ariel Acosta was hired as the webmaster and hosting provider for Spanish World Ministries. His company was operating in Uruguay, but he constantly assisted us in different aspects related to the Internet. Though his business was a good source of income, Ariel and Yeanete enjoyed serving in their church....
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VALENTIN & MERCEDES QUISPE The Quechua is a pre-Columbian language with approximately 7 million speakers. It is mainly spoken in Peru, Ecuador, and parts of Bolivia. As a ministry, we have focused on the proclamation of the Gospel among the Quechuas in Peru. As we launched this new window to reach more people with the...
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LUIS & ELSA BAILLY Descendants of the Incas make up 45 percent of Peru’s total population. Their religion is a mixture of polytheism of spirits practiced by the Incas and deities, and Catholicism brought over by the Spanish empire, which forced the early native populations to practice it. Peru’s population is approximately 32.3 million. Seventy-six...
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ROBERTO & DOLY ACUÑA For several decades, Paraguay had no missionaries or stations broadcasting our programs. In 2002, Spanish World Ministries decided to add a couple to represent our ministry in this country. Roberto and Doly Acuña began their role as missionaries in September of this year. As they started to contact radio stations, the...
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DAVID & ALEJANDRA FRANCO When Spanish World Ministries was established 65 years ago, the purpose was to proclaim the Gospel through radio waves. As newer technologies related to the Internet evolved, we understood that making all our content available through the Internet was crucial. Since we were engaged with radio stations, we needed someone capable...
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MELVIN & CAROL ZELAYA Violent crimes, such as homicide, armed robbery, and kidnapping, are elements that are part of the daily lives of thousands of people in Honduras. Gang activities such as extortion, rape, narcotics, and human trafficking are widespread nationwide. From a religious perspective, approximately 49% of the population are Catholics, and 40% are...
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ERNESTO & DIANA ZELAYA Violent crimes, such as homicide, armed robbery, and kidnapping, are elements that are part of the daily lives of thousands of people in Honduras. Gang activities such as extortion, rape, narcotics, and human trafficking are widespread nationwide. From a religious perspective, approximately 49% of the population are Catholics, and 40% are...
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KAREL & SAMANTA GOLCHER Guatemala’s population is over 15 million, and about 44% belong to Indigenous groups. Many Indigenous beliefs have combined with the traditions imposed by the Catholic Church since the time of the colony. For example, Maximón, also known as San Simón, is a saint whose origins are Indigenous Mayan and Spanish Catholic...
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LEOPOLDO & STELLA MIÑO Our programs were broadcast on seven radio stations in Ecuador for many years. The reason was that we did not have a missionary promoting our programs in this country. It was not until 2015 that Polo and his wife Stella were invited to represent SWM. A few years later, our programs...
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