Baptizing Individuals. Building Ecclesias. Preaching the Gospel.

Spreading the Gospel in the Caribbean and Central & South America since 1969

Trinidad & Tobago
Languages: English
Ecclesias: 77 members – Mt. Grace, Arima, Marabella, Erin
Contact: Ben Drepaul
El Salvador
Languages: Spanish
Ecclesias: 80 members – San Salvador, Sonsonate, Usulután
Contact: Jim Hunter
Ecuador
Languages: Spanish
Ecclesias: 24 members – Quito
Contact: Kevin & Rebekah Hunter
April 2, 2025
Mid-Winter Recess in Trinidad and Tobago
By Bro. Ben Drepaul
It was truly wonderful for us to spend the mid-winter recess with the brethren in T&T.  First stop was Mt. Grace, Tobago where bro. Angelo delivered the words of exhortation. Tobago has a Radio program for 15 minutes on 2 Sundays per Month and a TV Prime Time half-hour program 4 times per month. continue reading
March 6, 2025
St. Lucia Visit
By Martin & Lois Webster, Kitchener-Waterloo Ecclesia, ex-Links for St. Lucia
There are times when an airline will surprise us. In our outward journey to St. Lucia on 11 January 2025 we left Toronto a little late but arrived 30 minutes early! The disadvantage of arriving early was that we had to wait for our taxi ride down to the CBMC apartment in San Souci a suburb of Castries, the nation’s capital. We quickly settled into the routine of daily life in St. Lucia, contacting members of the Ecclesia and friends within a day or two of our arrival. One of the advantages of having visiting missionaries is that the Memorial Service can be conducted in person rather than the members attending Kitchener-Waterloo Ecclesia via Zoom. continue reading
February 25, 2025
Costa Rica Bible School
By Bro. David Collister, Link Brother for Costa Rica
I arrived in Costa Rica after an overnight “red-eye“ flight to participate in the 2024 Costa Rica Bible School. Brother Alex Alfaro picked me up and took me straight to the ecclesial hall where everyone had gathered to organize before leaving for the campground. It was nice to meet up with some of the Costa Ricans, as well as meeting some of the Panamanians for the first time. continue reading