Latin Link - UK

The Mark Drama is an innovative way of communicating who Jesus is

Elderly Quechua people are finding a new lease of life

The Marroquin family hope to work with the UK Church

Rural Quechua believers are developing a passion for mission

The gospel brings reconciliation to a deeply divided Brazilian community

Will the message of Holy Week get through?

Shalom celebrates the hard-working mothers of its students with disabilities

Finding freedom in prison14/05/2012

'Just one block from where Freehands is based, we can see men camped out on the roof of the prison.'

Reconciliation in a broken community01/05/2012

'We have been really busy planting a church in Cariré, the rural town in which we live. Many are coming to know God and he is changing not just their lives, but others in the community too.

Looking out for the elderly01/05/2012

When Peruvians move from outlying villages into Cusco in search of work, who looks after the elderly relatives they've left behind?

Celebrating mums01/05/2012

Many Latin American countries celebrate Mothers' Day on 13 May.

'Reverse Missionaries'04/04/2012

The recent BBC series, 'Reverse Missionaries', was quite a hit! Latin Link calls this 'multi-directional mission', and it's something we are passionate about.

Semana Santa01/04/2012

Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Latin America is a major cultural event. But sometimes the message and meaning of Easter can be lost amongst the street parades, traditions and parties.

Quechua churches catch a missionary passion01/04/2012

In the mountain villages above Cusco, Peru, Ian Horne is involved in leadership training for rural Quechua churches.

Mark’s gospel – live01/04/2012

The Mark Drama is in innovative way of communicating who Jesus is.