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We Set Off to Reach a Remote Tribe in the Amazon. Turns Out, They Were Waiting for Us.
As young Brazilian missionaries, we learned to depend on God and the people we journeyed to reach.
Braulia Ribeiro | April 22, 2019
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Bolivia Finally Gives Evangelicals the Same Rights as Catholics
With new law, president Evo Morales comes through on his promise of greater religious freedom.
Morgan Lee | April 18, 2019
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The Many Flavors of Latino Protestantism
Three sociologists look at the impact of this growing body of believers on the American church.
Juan Martinez | August 27, 2018
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Brazil’s Soccer Stars Love Jesus. But They Can’t Thank Him for World Cup Wins.
What a team ban on religious celebrations reveals about evangelicals in South America’s biggest country.
Marcos Simas and Carlos Fernandes | July 01, 2018
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Colombia’s Next President Could Be an Evangelical Woman
Viviane Morales explains why truth and repentance will heal the scarred South American nation more than prison sentences for FARC rebels.
Interview by Deann Alford in Bogota | April 03, 2018
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Bolivia’s President Revokes Evangelism Restrictions
Evo Morales announces on national TV that controversial criminal code will be scrapped.
Morgan Lee | January 22, 2018
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Bolivia Makes Evangelism a Crime
Evangelicals ‘deeply worried’ about socialist government’s changes to penal code.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra | January 17, 2018
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Why Chile’s Churches Are Under Attack as Pope Francis Visits
Evangelical and Catholic churches targeted by radical members of a largely Christian indigenous group.
Israel Vilches - World Watch Monitor | January 12, 2018
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Colombia Drops Terrorism Case Against American Missionary
Months after peace treaty with FARC rebels, Russell Stendal no longer stands accused of collaboration.
Deann Alford | October 25, 2017
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Why Many Colombian Protestants Opposed Peace with FARC Fighters
Three seminary leaders explain how believers balanced justice vs. grace.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra | December 01, 2016
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