Through a Methodist-supported boys home in Port-au-Prince, children receive more than shelter—they are given stability, care, and a sense of belonging. Here, they return to school, build relationships, and grow in faith within a nurturing community.

In rural Bolivia, indigenous leaders are being equipped with skills and training to serve their communities with confidence, faith, and vision.

In Brazil, Koinonia brings Afro-Brazilian and Christian communities together in faith-based dialogue. Through conversation and shared experience, participants confront religious intolerance, deepen respect for cultural and religious diversity, and build relationships rooted in dignity and mutual understanding.

On the margins of Montevideo, a Methodist pastor walks alongside children and families living amid instability and unsafe conditions. Through welcome, encouragement, and songs of faith, children are discovering their dignity, their belonging, and that they are made in the image of God.

In six remote communities of Matagalpa, families face limited access to health facilities. Through AMOS Health & Hope, Encounter with Christ supported maternal and child health—helping extend care and hope to vulnerable mothers and children.

In Apaxco, a small Methodist congregation welcomes migrants traveling far from home. Through meals, shelter, showers, clothing, prayer, and compassionate hospitality, twelve church families offer weary travelers a safe place to rest before continuing their journey.

Methodist teachers and school leaders in Barbados are gaining new skills, stronger leadership, and renewed confidence in their calling. As educators grow and families become partners in learning, schools become places where children are valued, encouraged, and equipped to thrive.

In La Puerta, an Andean village pictured above, a Methodist community is taking root through weekly worship, evangelization, and local leadership. With ministries for children, youth, and women, this growing community is creating new opportunities for faith, fellowship, and Christian witness.

United Methodists in Florida help students from UCEL in Rosario participate in an international learning experience at Bethune-Cookman University, building relationships across cultures, broadening educational opportunities, and strengthening connections between Methodist communities in Argentina and the United States.