With evangelism strong in their hearts, and a burning desire to reach not only Guatemala and Central America as well as the uttermost parts of the world.  Larry and Marla utilize many different forms of evangelism. Street evangelism, tracts and evangelistic seminars that train others to win the lost are just some of the ways they use to get the gospel out. Through the years spent in Mexico and Central America they have seen thousands of people accept Christ.

They have helped plant and build almost 40 churches as of the end of 2006.  You can read about these churches on the special projects page. They also have numerous feeding centers in the starving, drought-stricken region of Eastern Guatemala.

Larry & Marla are very dedicated to the local pastor.  Pastor Seminars are extremely needed in the mountain villages of Guatemala and Central America as a whole. Often it is the only form of preparation that the pastors have. The pastors are so hungry for teaching that they come from remote villages, walking as much as 4 to 6 hours to be in the seminars.

As well as training pastors and church leadership, there is a tremendous need for teaching in the local church. So, Larry and Marla frequently find themselves ministering within local churches, carrying biblical truths to oftentimes remote village churches.

In addition to street witnessing, pastor seminars, the school of ministry, and ministering in local churches, Larry and Marla organize and host short term missions teams for the states. The focus on these short term teams range from evangelistic outreaches with dramas and puppets to construction and even Ladies Seminars. Short term missions fill a unique need on the mission field. It also aids the local missionaries in reaching villages with the gospel. Medical missions is also a very useful method of reaching communities with the gospel of Jesus Christ. It provides much needed medical care free of charge as well as free medicine and gives a unique opportunity to present the gospel to a sector of the community that would not otherwise come into a church building.