One of the most exciting opportunities in missions today is to unlock the vast sending potential of the Latin American Church’s 123 million evangelical believers for the Great Commission.
Due to certain challenges, many Latinos often feel discouraged from engaging in missions. Our goal is to provide them training tools and resources for disciple-making and mobilization; as well, we will host business incubator training sessions, in order for them to serve in restricted access contexts through business opportunities.
Together with our two sons, Andrew, and Stephen, we are deploying to Costa Rica, our home base. In partnership with the Assemblies of God Latin America, we will begin working with churches, colleges, and leaders, from Guatemala to Argentina, where we have established relationships. We will meet one-on-one with pastors, college students, and other leaders; we will also speak at church services to encourage people to get excited about missions, especially in restricted access contexts facing “gospel poverty."
I (Brad) came to faith as a teenager and developed a passion for missions early through my involvement with Youth With A Mission (YWAM). I have since served in ministry for many years and hold a bachelor’s degree in theology, while also operating a home renovation business.
We met while serving in Guatemala.
I(Roxana), a Costa Rican physician by training, now play a key role in our family and ministry life. While in Canada, we helped co-pastor a church plant and launched the “Talking Missions” podcast to encourage others toward missions, this started the road down Mission's Mobilization.
Now based in Costa Rica with our two sons, Andrew and Stephen, we are focused on equipping and mobilizing believers across Latin America.
