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Equipping and empowering gospel ministry through theological training,
in Bolivia and beyond

Why we chose mission

In 2003 we began attending a prayer group for South America. Through that group we heard about the impact of MOCLAM courses across Latin America. As we prayed for other missionaries, God challenged us to consider going to Latin America ourselves. The strongest motivator was knowing that Jesus was at the centre of God’s purposes for his world. Holding on to that truth, we trained for theological education and arrived in Bolivia in 2011.

Uncovering God’s salvation plan

Many say that MOCLAM is the best way to be equipped for understanding and teaching how the whole Bible reveals God’s salvation plan in Jesus. Adrian serves as the International Director for MOCLAM, teaching students, developing networks with teachers, providing administrative support, and setting the organisational vision. Anita uses her teaching and administrative experience to support this ministry, whilst caring for their children, Matias and Maya. Upon our return to Bolivia, we will be relocating to Santa Cruz to allow a greater reach for the MOCLAM ministry.

Will you partner with us?

MOCLAM’s vision is to train Spanish-speaking Christians to read, interpret and explain any Bible passage Christocentrically. We want our courses to be high quality in their language, design, contextualisation, and evaluation. We want courses to be available to all Spanish-speaking Christians and to be academically appropriate for as many as possible. This is not a small vision! We need a team to partner with us in God’s work. We need people who will pray that God would bear fruit for his kingdom through the ministry of MOCLAM. We need people who will pray for God to equip us and others with the language, relationships and cultural insights to serve his Church. We need people who will care for our family, and give generously, so that we can continue serving long-term. Will you?