“Before knowing the Lord, I was always doing what I wanted to do,” Wilmer told us. What Wilmer wanted wasn’t what God wanted. But then, Wilmer attended a conference with IMPACT.

Rodie Sanchez says he was the black sheep of his family. Shunned by his family, Rodie turned to alcohol and violence. But then a water project turned things around.

The goal is much more than just bringing clean water. It’s also about sharing life, building relationships, and ultimately introducing our compañeros to Jesus and teaching him how to be His disciple.

 

Our Honduran Team goes back to the village after the Americans leave and deepens the connections with the men we have identified as “persons of peace.” These are men and women who are invited to meet during the week to do a Discovery Bible studies. Then our local leaders organize a Biblical community in which the men and women of the village study the Bible together. Finally, these Discovery Bible studies begin a real organic movement of the gospel in these villages. We also host leadership and marriage conferences several times a year to further equip our Honduran Team of the men and women who have come to Christ through this process from our water projects.

Men in the village gather with the IMPACT team and water project volunteers

Our Gospel
Planting Initiatives

Find “men and women of peace” using the water
projects as a catalyst to build transformational relationships

Invite them in a Discover Bible Study where they begin
to explore what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus

Many not only come to Christ, but they are then
challenged to start a Discovery Bible Study themselves

Our Impact staff help them discover concepts of marriage

We then train our key men and women to disciple others