Children
from an unreached, Ashaninka village in the Peruvian foothills of the
Andes jostle for food prepared by Segadores (Harvesters), an indigenous
Christian ministry. In one village, every Sunday 80 Ashaninka children
show up for Bible study. The ministry then provides breakfast for them
in spite of scant resources, with a team of Ashaninka volunteer teachers
helping to keep the program self-sustaining. At another village, two of
the ministry director’s disciples join her to teach the Bible at a
primary school two times a week. “We travel in the back of a cargo
truck,” she said. “There’s no transportation for going back, so often we
have to walk three hours.” Segadores missionaries live by faith,
trusting God to meet their needs. An indigenous missionary can be
supported for $50 a month.
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