Nestled between Mexico, Guatemala and the beautiful Caribbean Sea in Central America, Belize is a diverse and interesting nation. Once a British colony, it claimed independence in 1981. It boasts the world’s second largest coral barrier reef, as well as a culturally mixed population. Descendants of early Mayan, European, Asian, and Middle Eastern civilizations live together in this tropical nation. English and Spanish are both widely-used languages.

This cultural diversity provides a great opportunity for the church. Although Belize is a professed Christian nation, the Gospel has been lost in superstition and paganism. Life is tough and conditions are primitive for many natives of Belize. They need the loving witness of missionaries with a heart for God and the Great Commission. What would God have you do for the people of Belize?

Situated between Brazil and Argentina, Uruguay is the most secular nation in South America. Although 50 percent of the population considers themselves Catholic, only about 1 percent actually attends mass. One in four Uruguayans claims no religious affiliation at all.

A century of secular humanism has left many people searching for religious answers. Sadly, the Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses have filled the spiritual vacuum for many of these seekers. The time is ripe for a harvest of souls in Uruguay! Will you pray that God will call and the churches will send missionaries to the 3.4 million people of this needy nation?

Are you praying earnestly about serving the Lord as a career missionary? The 100 Nations Survey Trips were designed specifically for Christians just like you who are searching for God’s will concerning missionary ministry. Trip participants visit a mission field with veteran missionaries who provide insight into specific countries and mission life in general. God is using these trips to reveal His specific will to those prayerfully seeking His direction. Are you interested in visiting Belize or Uruguay or any of the other nations of The 100 Nations Project? Following are a few of the trips scheduled for the summer of 2007. If you don’t see your country listed below, give us a call. We may be able to arrange a trip to meet your specific needs. Call 423-344-5050 for more information.

For more information about The 100 Nations Project visit www.the100nationsproject.org.

Saturday, February 4, 2012

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Richard & Elizabeth Conrad -  JAPAN
David & Marilyn Cook -  USA
Douglas & Michelle Cook Jr -  MILITARY - GERMANY