Key Ministries
- Catalyst (ESI Partnerships)
Mutual discipleship among pastors and leaders across denominations using high-quality materials and deep Bible study. - Training local ministry leaders
Vocational seminary training in counselling, youth, worship, local church, and cross-cultural ministries. - Youth outreach and discipleship
Reaching high school and university students to raise a generation passionate for Christ. - Church planting in least-reached areas
Supporting local churches in areas with few evangelical believers through evangelism, small groups and worship ministry. - Dare to Dream: Children’s outreach
A holistic after-school programme for vulnerable children that nurtures educational, emotional and spiritual growth.
Spiritual Landscape in Uruguay
Religious identity in Uruguay is complex: 38 per cent Catholic, 10 per cent non-Catholic Christian, nine per cent other religions, 17 per cent believe in God without religion and 21 per cent are atheist or agnostic.
While many identify as Catholic, most do not actively practise their faith. Protestant Christians make up less than 10 per cent of the population and are largely urban.
There is religious freedom, but also widespread secularism and rejection of religion, especially Christianity. Despite this, evangelical churches are growing in some areas and forming strong discipleship networks.
Please pray
- For participants of SIM’s missions training programme to grow in their desire to know Christ more and make Him known globally
- For SIM Uruguay to reach and equip the next generation of Uruguayan disciple-makers
- For increased and strengthened partnerships with mission organisations, local churches and other ministries to expand our reach to new areas and people groups
- For new church planting efforts, including those reaching low-resource families
Latest stories from around SIM
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How do you hold on to God’s word when you can’t hold it in your hands?
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