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Argentina
• Pop: 41.7 Million
• 2% Protestant
• Known For: Asado y locro, polo, tango, cinema
• LAM presence since: 1921
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Belize
• Pop: 321,000
• 25.5% Protestant
• Known For: Beaches, tiny islands, Creole
• LAM presence since: 1951
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Brazil
• Pop: 203.4 Million
• 15.4% Protestant
• Known For: Soccer dynasty, samba, megalopolises, feijoada
• LAM presence since: 1931
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Colombia
• Pop: 44.7 Million
• 13.5% Protestant
• Known For: Fashion, Juan Valdéz, emeralds, arepas
• LAM presence since: 1922
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Costa Rica
• Pop: 4.5 Million
• 14% Protestant
• Known For: Ticos, coffee, ecotourism, no military
• LAM presence since: 1921
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Ecuador
• Pop: 15 Million
• <5% Protestant
• Known For: Chimborazo, pan de yuca, Galapagos, cuy
• LAM presence since: 1931
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El Salvador
• Pop: 6 Million
• 21% Protestant
• Known For: Surfing, pupusas, guanacos
• LAM presence since: 1922
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Guatemala
• Pop: 13.8 Million
• 40% Protestant
• Known For: Marimbas, Lake Atitlán, 22+ languages
• LAM presence since: 1921
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Honduras
• Pop: 8.1 Million
• 3% Protestant
• Known For: Maya, baleadas, coral reefs
• LAM presence since: 1931
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Mexico
• Pop: 113.7 Million people
• 6.3% Protestant
• Known For: Mariachi, chiles, largest city in the West
• LAM presence since: 1964
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Panama
• Pop: 3.4 Million
• 15% Protestant
• Known For: Canal, birds, banking, sancocho
• LAM presence since: 1951
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Paraguay
• Pop: 6.4 Million
• 6.4% Protestant
• Known For: Cowboys, yerba mate, Guaraní, soy
• LAM presence since: 1971
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Peru
• Pop: 29.2 Million
• 12.5% Evangelical
• Known For: Alpacas, Inca, potato birthplace
• LAM presence since: 1931
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Spain
• Pop: 46.7 Million
• <6% Protestant
• Known For: Paella, bullfights, Guggenheim, jai alai
• LAM presence since: 1934
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United States of America
• Pop: 313 Million
• 51% Protestant
• Known For: Baseball, hip hop, Big Apple, apple pie
• LAM presence since: 1921
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Venezuela
• Pop: 27.6 Million
• 2% Protestant
• Known For: Angel Falls, oil, chamos, Simón Bolívar
• LAM presence since: 1923
We believe in going with Christians across the Americas to change our world together. LAM works through a global network of Latin-led, Christ-centered partner ministries.
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AMCA (Asociación de Ministerios Cristianos)
San Francisco de Dos Rios, Costa Rica -
Asociación de Iglesias Bíblicas Costarricenses
San José, Costa Rica -
Awana Clubs International (Costa Rica)
San José, Costa Rica -
Bethel Casas Lares Sorocaba
Sorocaba, Brazil -
Biblical Seminary of Colombia
Medellín, Colombia -
Camp La Cumbre
San Gerardo de Dota, Costa Rica -
Camp Roblealto
Heredia, Costa Rica -
Campamento Manantial de Vida
Pinajejo, Honduras -
CEDCAS Clinic (Centro de Capacitación para la Acción Social)
Heredia, Costa Rica -
Centro Cultural Kikomar (“Camp Kikomar”)
Veracruz, Mexico -
Centro de Nutrición Infantil
La Ceiba, Honduras -
Centro Victoria
Morelia, Mexico -
Christ for Miami
Miami, Florida - USA -
Christian Camping International
Panama City, Panama -
Christian Camping International - Brazil
Anapolis, Brazil -
Colégio Latinoamericano
Cartagena, Colombia -
Colegio Monterrey
Montes de Oca - San José, Costa Rica -
Corporación Instituto Para La Educación Pastoral (CIPEP)
Sincelejo, Colombia -
ESEPA Seminary
San José, Costa Rica -
Estancia Victoria
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Fundación Viento Fresco
Medellín, Colombia -
Glorious Day Foundation
Barva de Heredia, Costa Rica -
Hospital Clínica Bíblica
San José, Costa Rica -
Instituto Bíblico de Buenos Aires (IBBA)
Buenos Aires, Argentina -
International Christian Center
Heredia, Costa Rica -
Latin America Mission Mexico (MILAMEX)
Mexico City, Mexico -
Letra Viva Publishing Network
San José, Costa Rica -
Manos Que Suman
Lima, Peru -
PM International
Granada, Spain -
ProMETA
San José, Costa Rica -
Rahab Foundation
San José, Costa Rica -
Roblealto Child Care Association
San José, Costa Rica -
Scripture Union of Peru
Lima, Peru -
Seminario Evangélico de Caracas
Caracas, Venezuela -
Spanish Language Institute
San José, Costa Rica -
The Mosaic Community
Chimalhuacan, Mexico -
Unidad Cristiana Universitaria (UCU)
Bogotá, Colombia -
Valley of Blessing Educational and Charitable Assn.
Araçariguama, Brazil
Partnership in the United States
At Latin America Mission, we believe in pursuing missions together by removing barriers between “senders” and “receivers.”
Our passion is building mutually transformational alliances — relationships that empower all parties equally to change their worlds for Christ, no matter the nationality or socioeconomic level.
Our U.S. ministry partners include churches, individuals and nonprofits. LAM assists and equips them to join with Latins in carrying the gospel throughout Latin America and around the globe.
LAM does this by:
Mobilizing and Connecting Missionaries
Missionaries need to be sent out from a church knowing they have a team behind them, not sent away from a church wondering what comes next. To do this, sending churches must understand and own their unique missions calling and vision. LAM helps missions-minded churches and ministries plan, prepare, send and care for their missionaries on the field. We aim to create practical ways for churches to connect with missionaries and partner ministries and to maintain ever-stronger relationships with them.
Ensuring Financial Integrity
Latin America Mission is a charter member of the ECFA, the leading accreditation agency for faith-based nonprofits. Similarly, all of our partner ministries overseas maintain regularly updated accreditation with LAM. That means we can answer for every dollar donated and transferred across borders to our ministries. LAM partners and donors can know with certainty that when they give to an LAM project, a pastor or a worker, the funds are going where they are supposed to.
Networking
Partnership is the core of our DNA. The LAM community is a diverse collection of people and charities with diverse God-given gifts and abilities. We believe we can accomplish more for the Kingdom working together than we could on our own, so LAM strives to connect like-minded ministries in the United States and Latin America to accomplish shared goals and projects. This is our response to God’s mandate to serve humbly in unity. (Ephesians 4:1-16)
Reaching U.S. Latinos
The U.S. Latino population is increasing dramatically and opening up new missions fields on Americans’ doorsteps. Missionaries equipped for crossing cultural boundaries without crossing national boundaries are uniquely skilled and valuable. LAM has a developing focus of sending missionaries into the United States to transform lives domestically with Christ’s love and to mobilize U.S. Latinos for foreign missions.
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