Thanks to a Bible-based trauma healing ministry in El Salvador, God has done a mighty work in many lives! On average: 25,000 gang members in the streets, plus another 9,000 in jail 1 girl or woman killed every 18 hours 9 out of 10 businesses are being extorted In 2018,… Read More

Seventeen-year-old Bryan grew up in a Christian family in Guatemala. But it was a Bible he received that helped him make his family’s faith his own. “We served God, we worshipped Him, and every day we lived preaching our testimony, but it was not until November 27, 2018 that God… Read More

With all his siblings in gangs, it was almost a certainty that Raul*, now 11, would follow in their footsteps. “At 9 years old, I started doing drugs and got into a gang,” Raul says. “I stole. I got into street fights.” After being arrested and sent to a children’s… Read More

Life in Guatemala is hard. Violence is rampant, gangs rule, and domestic abuse is prevalent. For 16-year-old Emely*, life became even harder when she gave birth while still in eighth grade. The baby’s father isn’t a part of their life, and she hasn’t been able to return to school. She… Read More

One thousand members of Mexico’s deaf community have the book of Acts in Mexican Sign Language for the first time. These new video translations are part of the Bible Society of Mexico’s efforts to bring the Bible to life for the 300,000 deaf people who use Mexican Sign Language. Without… Read More

As a young boy, Fernando* was surrounded by violence. “One day, as I left school, I saw how they killed a boy,” he shares. But it wasn’t just his neighborhood he was afraid of — Fernando also experienced violence in his home. Fernando is not the only one living in… Read More

The Fear Not comic books being distributed in 30 private and public schools in El Salvador are helping children find peace in Jesus. El Salvador (The Savior) is named after Jesus Christ, our Prince of Peace. But because of a gang crisis in the country, it’s one of the… Read More

Emelda’s* 6-year-old daughter Mirna* was very sick. Emelda was desperate for help. She and Mirna traveled from their town in the plains to get better care in Nicaragua’s capital. She’d never been to that part of her country before. “When we arrived at the hospital, we felt lonely,” she remembers. Read More

Katherine* doesn’t have much family. With her dad gone, her grandfather served as her father figure. She lived with him — and was devastated when he died at just 50 years old. Growing up in one of the most dangerous areas of a Central American country, it would have… Read More

Twelve-year-old Veronica* has suffered more than any child should have to. Her mother was murdered, and her father has been in jail her entire life. She visits him twice a month. Veronica lives with her grandmother in a small brick and tin house in a Central American town, where… Read More