Directory of Central America Resources

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Personal pages of Christian Missionaries serving in Central America. Central America includes Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and parts of southern Mexico. Generally, Missionaries are people who are sent out by his/her church to preach and make converts in cross-cultural settings at home or in a foreign country.

Subcategories

• Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Resources in This Category

• Easley, Gene and Jean: Global Evangelical Missions

  http://geneeasleyministries.org/
  Missionaries based in California, organize mission activity in the country of Guatemala.

• Fillpot, Darrell and Becky

  http://ineedtoknowjesus.org/
  Missionaries serving in La Ceiba, Honduras, under The Children's Good News Express based in Oklahoma, minister to the children of Latin America. Features projects, ministry endeavors, and a doctrinal statement.

• Heaton, Tom: Mission Guatemala

  http://www.missionguatemala.com/
  A United Methodist pastor serving as administrator for Proyeto Salud y Paz (Project Health and Peace) and training local pastors. Blog and newsletter.

• Patton, Jason and Tressa

  http://www.pattonministries.org/
  Missionary pilot serving in Guatemala under Agape Ministries proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ in remote villages.

• Pearson, Marcus and Ann: Cosecha Outreach Nicaragua

  http://www.cosechanic.com/
  Missionaries serving in Nicaragua through the Harvester Christian Church in St. Charles, MO. Features information about their work and the community they serve.

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