Key Ministries
- Mission mobilisation.
- Rural Theological Seminary (SCRIM).
- Church leadership development.
- Disciple-making and pastoral marriage care.
- Seminary by Extension to All Nations (SEAN).
- Education and evangelism with at-risk kids.
- Koyamentu Training and Retreat Centre.
- Marriage and family ministries in church contexts
Spiritual Landscape in Chile
Catholicism is the the largest Christian denomination in the country. Approximately 70 per cent of the population identifies as Catholic, while an estimated 18 per cent identify as evangelical, a term encompassing various non-Catholic Christian groups. Other religions practiced in Chile include Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. There is significant nominalism.
Please pray
- For the development of new ministries focused on helping Chilean churches realise their DNA and become disciples who make disciples
- For Chilean pastors and church leaders to lead their congregations well in times of social upheaval and economic recession
- For Chilean mission workers to flourish spiritually, physically, emotionally and financially
- For the Seminary by Extension to All Nations (SEAN) to extend its impact throughout the country
- For the Rural Theological Seminary (SCRIM) to strengthen its relevance among the indigenous and rural population
- For the Koyamentu Training and Retreat Centre to facilitate the renewal, transformation and training of Chilean churches and mission workers
- For the development of new ministries focused on pastoral marriage care
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