Dominican Republic
Missionaries entered Santo Domingo, the capital city, a few days before Christmas, 1981. They founded a church on the western side of the city, and later began outreaches into the countryside. Three churches, plus preaching points, now grace the southern edge of the Dominican Republic and a small Bible Institute has been started for training workers. In 1996 the Dominican church became involved in a cooperative missionary venture in Cuba, where they have been promoting biblical holiness.
Pictured below is our church in La Esperanza. We refer to it as K-32 because the village is located on Kilometer 32 of the highway that leads northward out of Santo Domingo, the capital city.
These boys have fabricated their homemade toy from two empty powdered milk cans and a few sticks.
