EQUIPPING INDIGENOUS LEADERS
EMPOWERING NATIVE CHURCHES
TRANSFORMING LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Bread of Hope, empowers native Churches with the resources needed to exchange hopelessness for personal value in Jesus Christ.
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Bread of Hope, empowers native Churches with the resources needed to exchange hopelessness for personal value in Jesus Christ.
Contact Us DonateThe Wayuu are known as the people of the sun, sand, and wind. They are located in the arid Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia and northwest Venezuela.
Illiteracy is one of the biggest challenges for the Wayuu people.
66% of their population do not know how to read or write. Wayuu children are often discouraged by their inabilities to keep up with their peers in the classroom. Many of them drop out believing that an education is worthless.
Read More about WHO ARE The Wayuu peopleI’m Mark Kreikemeier and I live in Alpharetta, Georgia with my wife and three children. In 2009, I reluctantly went on a mission trip to Venezuela with eight folks from our church, First Baptist Church Alpharetta.
Read More about WHO WE AREWell-equipped pastors are crucial to achieving our goal of reaching the Wayuu people.
Empowering local churches to reach out to other communities planting new churches.
The purpose of our “transform” strategy, is to start a community development process through the local Wayuu church.
One of our generous donors is partnering with us for a 24-hour matching challenge up to $5,000. The purpose of this challenge is to raise funds to purchase all the PROCLAIMERS we need for 2023. THE PROCLAIMER is a digital audio player that has a complete recording of the New Testament in the Wayuu native… Continue reading
The last couple of years have been very different for us and our Wayuu family in Venezuela and Colombia. The needs in the Wayuu communities have become overwhelming in this “Covid-era.” However, God has not forgotten this unreached people group! He has used your faithful prayers and giving to accomplish eternal work for His glory… Continue reading
What is more important than God’s Word? This was the first question that Alfredo, my long-time friend, and disciple, asked during our first pastor’s training in Colombia. Alfredo took us to the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, and I have to confess, the first time I heard him speak about this parable, I… Continue reading
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