Durazno · Uruguay

Come Alongside Us

We are praying for co-laborers.

The harvest truly is plenteous, but the laborers are few. Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest — and consider whether He might be sending you.

After eighteen years, God has given the Harmons a congregation, a building, and momentum — and a burden bigger than one family can carry. They are asking God for another couple or missionary — a Uruguayan national or an American — to join the work in Durazno and help it reproduce throughout the interior.

What the work involves

  • ·Patient, relational evangelism and discipleship — much of it in homes, over mate and asado
  • ·Teaching and shepherding a young congregation toward maturity and national leadership
  • ·Ministry to children, teens, and women — the most open doors in the culture
  • ·Learning to love a secular people in a slow field where faithfulness matters more than speed

The partner we're praying for

Someone doctrinally grounded and in agreement with an independent Baptist church-planting philosophy; a servant willing to work under and alongside others; resilient enough for a slow, secular field; and captivated by the vision of churches planting churches across Uruguay's interior.

Co-laborers preparing gospel literature around a table in Durazno

Let's talk

This conversation is private — it goes only to Paul and Jo Anna. There is no obligation in asking questions.

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