The community of Karagoto came out in huge numbers last month to say thankyou to the Parkerhill community church for the bible and Hymn books donations and everything else that has been goimg on within the community since this partnership began. The hymn books are a great way to get to know scripture since so many of them are rich in Biblical truth, solid theology and scriptural references.
Over the course of more than forty missionary trips in Guatemala, we shared God’s Word and experienced deeply emotional moments where His presence was undeniable. The hearts of missionary groups, community leaders, translators, and even our team were touched as we worked together to uplift these communities. It has truly been a year of transformation.
We couldn’t be more thrilled to share this exciting news with you!
410 Bridge is expanding into Indonesia, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic! This monumental step marks a new chapter in our journey to transform lives and communities through Christ-centered partnerships.
This expansion is rooted in the powerful words of Isaiah 54:2:
“Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back.”
We believe this is a God-led call to broaden our reach and deepen the impact of our mission. Together with supporters like you, we are answering this call to expand and empower communities with hope and opportunity.
This season, inspired by the words of Isaiah 54:2, we’re embracing what we’re calling our Season of Expansion.
“Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your tent curtains wide, do not hold back; lengthen your cords, strengthen your stakes.”
This verse beautifully captures the vision before us—to broaden our impact, deepen our roots, and extend God’s Kingdom in new and meaningful ways.
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