PRESENT MINISTRIES
The first Bolivian elder was ordained in 2015. A beautiful church building has been built in Santa Cruz, and several congregations meet in the greater Santa Cruz area.
FMC IN BOLIVIA
ORIGINS
Leaders from Chile started FM work in Bolivia. The church in Santa Cruz now has about 100 members. A church plant outside Santa Cruz has about 20. The Chilean Conference continues to develop the work in Bolivia under the area director’s leadership. They have sent VISA teams to assist in evangelism, counseling, and work with children and youth.
Country Statistics
- Population: 10,631,486 (63% urban)
- Evangelical Christians: 16.2%
- FM Work Opened: 1994
- FM Churches: 1
- FM Membership: 48
- Ordained Ministers: 1
- Ministerial Candidates: 0
- Overseer: Dr.Ricardo Gómez, Latin America Director
- District Leader: Dr. Teresa Saravia
Mission District
- La Paz (1.6 million)
- Santa Cruz (1.2 million)
- Cochabamba (800,000)
Major Cities:
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Funding the Bolivia Country Support Account (CSA) will help resource the following people and strategic initiatives:
The multiplication of disciples, leaders, groups and congregations
Strengthening of the church in the city of Santa Cruz
Help to get young churches to the next level of maturity
Development of Bolivian leaders to be raised up to minister to their own people
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The multiplication of disciples, leaders, groups and congregations
Strengthening of the church in the city of Santa Cruz
Help to get young churches to the next level of maturity
Development of Bolivian leaders to be raised up to minister to their own people
• multiplication of disciples, leaders, groups and congregations
• growing awareness of the Bolivian leaders to develop the church in Bolivia
• strengthening of the church in Santa Cruz
• follow-up on contacts in several other cities
• implementation of Community Church Planting model
• growing awareness of the Bolivian leaders to develop the church in Bolivia
• strengthening of the church in Santa Cruz
• follow-up on contacts in several other cities
• implementation of Community Church Planting model