Sowing hope in El Salvador

From Mata de Piña to San Buenaventura, S.O.T.A.M. walks alongside Salvadoran churches and families, discipling children through God's Word, sports, and recreation, with the dream of continuing to expand every project across the country.

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A Path Sown <span class='text-yellow-500'>With Love</span>

A Path Sown With Love

S.O.T.A.M.'s work in El Salvador began with small exploratory trips to learn about the culture, the churches, and the needs of children in different communities. Over two consecutive years, missionary trips brought community days to Mata de Piña and San Buenaventura, alongside local churches with whom we still share a close relationship. In San Buenaventura we met a couple who became a great blessing to the ministry, leading a weekly discipleship program with Bible studies, recreational activities, and sports. Thanks to this work, in 2026 the first four-day camp was held there, and S.O.T.A.M. dreams of continuing to expand its projects and establishing the Grace Library in El Salvador.

a mission that is lived in many ways

Each project represents an opportunity to reach children, serve communities, and share God's love in practical and meaningful ways.

Community days

S.O.T.A.M. held community days in Mata de Piña and San Buenaventura, connecting with children, families, and local churches.

Working with churches

The ministry developed activities alongside local churches, strengthening relationships to serve children and their communities.

Children's discipleship

In San Buenaventura, a weekly discipleship program was established with Bible studies, recreation, and opportunities for fellowship.

Sports and recreation

Recreational and sports activities provide opportunities to connect with children and accompany them within their communities.

First S.O.T.A.M. camp

In 2026, S.O.T.A.M. held its first four-day camp in San Buenaventura together with the children of the community.

Grace Library

S.O.T.A.M. plans to establish the Grace Library in El Salvador as part of its vision to expand into new communities.