Ministries

 Casa de Esperanza is unparalleled from other homes like it for a multiple reasons. One is that they seek to not only provide safe shelter for the orphans that come to them, but rather to actually adopt the children into a permanent family. The children at Casa de Esperanza never need to fear replacement or relocation. Instead, they are considered a child with parents and many siblings. Children who don’t know their parents are even given “Esperanza” for a surname; this comes with an earthly identity and future prospects in a culture who’s corrupt government would just as soon discard the unwanted. Sensing the call of their Father, Fidel and Charo seek to love and care for all the children in the way that Jesus cares for us. As anyone who has visited Casa de Esperanza can attest to, everything that happens there is gospel-centered. From daily tasks to group discipleship, Fidel and Charo seek to share the love of Jesus first and foremost with all of the children. The Casa de Esperanza team would like to give other families the opportunity to join them in their mission and serve the children with both relationship building and financial support. The best way to do this is to consider committing to a monthly sponsorship of a child. Casa de Esperanza currently houses nearly eighty children. A standard sponsorship is $30 per month. To provide for the most basic needs, they need to raise at least eight sponsors per child. Families, churches, or Community Groups around the United States can commit to one or two sponsorships of $30 per month, or to fully fund a child at $240 monthly—whatever God gives them faith for! With a financial commitment, sponsors will also be connected relationally with the child that they support through letters and other communication. Regardless of your financial ability, please join us in praying for Casa de Esperanza, the Corrales family, and the children that they serve. If  you do feel called to take this step of sponsorship, visit our donate page. For more information about the ministry of Casa de Esperanza, click here.

We offer free basic medical assessment care to groups who cannot afford such by means of short term mission projects.

Missionaries have planted churches in remote areas of Bolivia to facilitate a gospel presence. We support the work of these frontier missions projects with finances and short term missions.

Through combined efforts with residential counselling centers, local ministries and churches, partner organizations offer housing, counsel and safety to young adults escaping from a life of cyclical drug abuse and crime.

Education is a key element of changing lives. We support the construction of facilities in key regions of Bolivia which house the education of children, career training for adults, and internships for pastors and leaders.

Founded by Word Made Flesh in 2010, Suti Sana is an organization that works diligently to give women hope and freedom from a life of degradation in the prostitution and sex industry. Since 2000 Word Made Flesh has been working with women in El Alto, Bolivia. These women are often the sole provider in their homes and do not have an education in order to pursue another means of employment. In order to address their needs, Word Made Flesh educates the women who have left a life of prostitution and provides their sewing training so that they can join SutiSana. Suti Sana then provides training, counsel, and opportunities for women to gain integrity through legitimate working opportunities. When the women join SutSana they are given a new life and immersed into a community where they receive support for themselves and their children. Not only do they receive all benefits including health insurance, but they are given opportunities in which to grow as they learn how to work in a new trade.