Preaching the Gospel.

Baptizing Individuals. Building Ecclesias. 

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

Colombia
Languages: Spanish
Ecclesias: None (2 members)
Contact: Jim Hunter
Bahamas
Languages: English
Ecclesias: 1 (4 members)
Contact: Ted Hodge Jr.
Antigua
Languages: English
Ecclesias: 4 members - no ecclesias
Contact: Ted Hodge Jr.
March 19, 2026
Five Baptisms in Guyana
By Sis. Dawne Semple, Georgetown, Guyana
It is with deep gratitude that we give thanks to Almighty God for working with our ecclesias in Guyana over the past years, and specifically the last year and a half. Sunday, February 1, 2026, brought us great joy with the baptisms of Mr. Odeon Hubbard and Mrs. Kanini Hinds. This was followed by three more baptisms on February 15, 2026, of Ms. Shonnette Braithwaite, Ms. Cayleen Willings and Ms. Caroline Harricharran. continue reading
March 12, 2026
An Ending and a Beginning in Barbados
By Bro. Ian MacFarlane, CBMC Link Brother for Barbados
Our dear sister Murl Marshall, a long-time member of the Bank Hall ecclesia in Barbados, fell asleep in the Lord on January 28, 2026. Sister Murl was in her 90th year at her death (October 4, 1936 - January 28, 2026). She spent several years in the UK, where she was a well-respected Sunday school teacher, before returning to Barbados. All those who met Sister Murl went away impressed with her knowledge of the scriptures and, most of all, her love for her God. continue reading
February 13, 2026
Costa Rica Bible School 2025
By Bro. David Collister, Link Brother for Costa Rica
As I left home to make my way to the airport, leaving for Costa Rica to participate in their yearly Bible School, I thought about the many times I had done this before. This year marks 40 years since I first met the original members of the Costa Rica Ecclesia in Santa Barbara, and had the blessing of working with them to help them come to a full knowledge of the truth of the Scriptures. The Word of God took hold quickly in Santa Barbara, a small town in the province of Heredia in Costa Rica, and Santa Barbara soon became the location of the second Costa Rican ecclesia, the first being the ecclesia in San Jose. (The two ecclesias continued for a while, and eventually combined leaving just the Santa Barbara Ecclesia.) continue reading