As we step into 2026, the spirit of evangelism in Guyana is vibrant and full of hope. The commitment to spreading the Gospel is stronger than ever, and we anticipate a transformative year ahead. Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page
In the remote rainforest region of Mabaruma, near Guyana’s northern border, life often moves slowly and with difficulty. Many families face limited access to basic necessities, and transportation across rough terrain or along long river channels is a daily challenge. Yet in this quiet corner of the country, hope consistently arrives in the form [...]
Deep in the lush, remote region of Mabaruma, Guyana, a community of faithful Seventh-day Adventist brothers and sisters continues to live out the gospel with courage, perseverance, and unwavering trust in God. Their days are marked not by comfort, but by sacrifice—not by abundance, but by a faith that shines brightest in difficulty. For [...]
On Sunday, August 31, 2025, a joyful and inspiring event occurred at the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mabaruma, Guyana: the official opening of our Pathfinder Club. Under the guidance and leadership of Pastor Luiz Rocha and Pastor Leo, this new chapter began with much enthusiasm and prayerful dedication. Continue reading Visit [...]
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing and burial of our beloved Sister Alice Peters, the dear mother of our brother Tony Peters. The funeral occurred on Saturday, July 19, 2025, in Mabaruma, Guyana. Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page [...]
My name is Leonardo Costa, and I am known as Pastor Leo. There is a calling that echoes in my heart, a love that has driven me to cross borders and dedicate my life to a greater purpose: God has called me to Guyana. I must confess, I have never felt anything like this [...]
During His ministry, Jesus was always surrounded by people, and children were part of the crowd that was fascinated by Him. His way of acting, speaking, and treating others drew much attention and attracted multitudes. The disciples did not always understand this and tried to keep the children away... Continue reading [...]
