Uruguay has become a benchmark in the literature evangelism ministry in South America.

For the third consecutive year, more than 100 student literature evangelists have been sharing hope through the distribution of Christian literature in different cities of the country.

Their work is making a difference in the lives of many people and consolidating a spiritual impact in the community.

These young people have decided to dedicate their summer to bringing a message of faith and health to many Uruguayan families. This year's campaign promises to be one of the most impactful, with a renewed commitment on the part of the young evangelists and the support of local churches, which have opened their doors to support this cause.

As a result of their work, there are already 97 people studying the Bible, interested in learning more about the message of hope that these young people share. In addition, the colporteurs have managed to finance four Bible instructors, who are responsible for continuing the evangelizing work in the country.

Not only does literature evangelism represent an opportunity for spiritual growth and mission, but it also allows students to finance their studies while fulfilling the great commission of sharing the gospel. Every book sold is a seed of hope planted in a home, and every conversation opens the door to a new opportunity for change and restoration.

The dedication and effort of these young people has not gone unnoticed. Various Adventist media outlets have highlighted the importance of this campaign, and it is hoped that more people will join in supporting this initiative.

Colporteurs are working in various regions of the country

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The original article was published on the South American Division Spanish website.