Pastors and evangelists presented the message of the advent in the Week of Hope campaign, "The Last Invitation," on September 17–24, during a time of missionary actions and testimonies.
Additionally, in northern Peru, a caravan was developed that traveled through the cities of Huaral, Huacho, Barranca, Casma, and Chimbote. At each stop, a preacher was appointed for the week of evangelism.
Pastor Josué Espinoza, associate ministerial secretary for the South American Division, was also present. He was the main speaker of the stellar messages for hundreds of people who participated virtually and in person.
As part of this week, they also visited educational institutions in the Peruvian state, where they promoted the habit of reading through "The great reader in you" program and shared books with Christian content and values.
These have been days of missionary work where the new generations and the adult church were involved in this journey of impact and blessing, visiting Bible students and preaching about the second coming of Christ throughout northern Peru.
Now the challenge is to continue discipling the 2,645 people who decided to accept Christ as their Savior through baptism during this Week of Hope.
This article was originally posted in Spanish on the South American Division website.