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Beans & Rice Lunch

by Tamarah Horton | Jan 7, 2018 | Passport to Latin America, SERVE

For years, our families took turns hosting “Beans and Rice Lunches” in order to save money and combine our resources so we could fund ministry opportunities. This practice began after a mission trip to Africa…. This is also a testimony about how...

Catholicism: Sacraments, Symbols and Shared Beliefs

by Passport to the Nations | Apr 11, 2016 | God is Ruler, Passport to Latin America

Roman Catholicism is the primary religion in Latin America. Seven out of every 10 people in Latin America claims to be Catholic and this makes up one third of all Catholics throughout the world. Catholicism was introduced to Latin America over 500 years ago when...

(un)adopted

by Tamarah Horton | Apr 11, 2016 | Passport to Latin America, SERVE

What a blessing to join forces with Lifeline’s (un)adopted ministry in Colombia. Lifeline’s (un)adopted ministry “exists to equip the body of Christ to manifest the Gospel to vulnerable children around the world.” However, the ministry of...

Colorful Favelas

by Passport to the Nations | Apr 11, 2016 | God is Provider, Passport to Latin America

God provides for us in different ways such as food, clothes, education, and relationships with people who love us. Another essential need we all have is shelter – a refuge and place of protection. Shelter in Latin America is as varied as the people, but one...

Providing School Supplies

by Tamarah Horton | Apr 10, 2016 | Passport to Latin America, SERVE

One Way Ministries, a mission focused organization, seeks to spread the Gospel to impoverished, desperate, and forgotten people groups around the world. It is their desire to follow the Biblical mandate to teach the Word and reach the World for the glory of God!...

Alpaca

by Passport to the Nations | Mar 16, 2016 | God is Provider, Passport to Latin America

Hats play a prominent role in all cultures because they serve important functions: protection from the elements, style, and cultural identity. For example, think of some prominent hat types in the American culture: the baseball cap, a cowboy hat, a snow toboggan. In...