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Human Trafficking

South America

Trafficking and exploitation threaten migrants and vulnerable communities.

Human Trafficking
  • NIGERIA

    NIGERIA

    Killings, kidnappings, and ransom demands targeting pastors and church leaders

  • SOMALIA

    SOMALIA

    El-Shabaab sends soldiers door to door looking for Christian converts.

  • SUDAN

    SUDAN

    Churches seized as military installations since the Civil War began

  • ERITREA

    ERITREA

    Forced displacement of Christian farming communities

  • LIBYA

    LIBYA

    Islamic insurgents burn family homes of suspected Christians

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The State of Missions in South America

  • 438M POPULATION
  • 395M CHRISTIANS
  • 82.8M EVANGELICALS
  • 111 UNREACHED
    PEOPLE
    GROUPS
  • 450 LANGUAGES
  • 14 COUNTRIES

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A History of God's Faithfulness in South America

From the earliest missionaries who crossed oceans with little more than faith and a Bible, to the vibrant South American church of today, the story of Christianity on this continent is one of courage, sacrifice, and God’s unfailing faithfulness.

Generation after generation, believers have planted churches, translated Scripture, raised up leaders, and carried the Gospel into places once thought unreachable. What began as a seed sown by outsiders has grown into a harvest led by South Americans themselves.

This is not just history—it is an ongoing story of a God who keeps His promises and a people who continue to hold the rope for the next generation.

  1. Early Beginnings

    Early missionaries arrived with the Gospel, Scripture, and a call to plant churches across South America.

  2. 1900s

    Churches, schools, and Bible translation expanded as mission work took root among many peoples.

  3. Independence Era

    The church continued to grow, and local leaders took greater responsibility for witness and discipleship.

  4. Modern Movement

    A new wave of missions focuses on unreached people groups, cities, and partnership with national churches.

  5. Today

    South Americans are taking the Gospel across South America and to the nations.

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