Mission is people focused, gospel-centered, Spirit empowered interaction with those whom God places within your reach.  If you are looking to extend your Pathways via short or long-term missions, we would be honored to have you work along side us.  Finding out how is just one click away. 

We gave up our lives, our jobs, our home, and everything that was comfortable and convenient in order to find, live with, and serve the “least of these.”  Matthew 25:40  There are times when our compassion to help is limited by our financial ability to help.  Would you consider making a donation to our continuing work?  HERE are the details.

The Yumbo civilization, (800 AD until the Spanish Conquest around 1660) predates that of the Incas. The Yumbo were a peace-loving, autonomous, independent, mature people, open to external relations.  A volcanic eruption in 1660 covered Tulipe, their main community in (8-10 inches) of volcanic ash.

Above all we seek to encourage and equip others to heed the Great Commission by not only Making Disciples, but making disciple makers. Join in on the conversation by clicking on the blue egg above where thousands are participating. We look forward to seeing you there.

When 50+ people come to a baptism to encourage those being baptized, it’s not a “Sacrement,” it’s a celebration.  David, the one being baptized here is a 4th generation disciple.  Marvin, Freddy, Alirio all took part in confirming his confession of faith.  Oh, then we all ate together!

When 50+ people come to a baptism to encourage those being baptized, it’s not a “Sacrement,” it’s a celebration.  David, the one being baptized here is a 4th generation disciple.  Marvin, Freddy, Alirio all took part in confirming his confession of faith.  Oh, then we all ate together!

“All missionaries are heroes, but some are more articulate than others. Miguel Labrador, serving in the Ecuadorian Cloud Forest is one the latter. Miguel is asking the right questions while living out a missional lifestyle. That’s a good combination and every visit to his blog will challenge and sometimes irritate your thinking. That’s a good thing too.” ~ Marty Schoenleber Jr, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL Adjunct Faculty

The Ministry of asking questions: “Miguel Labrador, a missionary in the Andes, has such a ministry. Follow him on Twitter on @Missionaries or at his blog, and several times a week, he will ask a searching question which will make you think about, and perhaps rethink, various ministry concepts. ~ Tony Whittaker from Internet Evangelism Day 

“Miguel’s Blog and Site, are outstanding sources of disciple-making wisdom, knowledgeable comment, and scintillating discussion for the Christian community.”  Gary Patton, The People Development Specialist-Patton Associates, People Development Life & Business Coaches