Reaching children in Guatemala

In Guatemala, S.O.T.A.M. works alongside communities, churches, and families to support children and youth through sports, biblical training, and programs that promote their holistic development.

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A Beginning That <span class='text-yellow-500'>Continues to Grow</span>

A Beginning That Continues to Grow

S.O.T.A.M.'s story in Guatemala began through a Guatemalan couple living in the United States who opened a door to missionary work in Pueblo Nuevo El Rosario, Catarina, San Marcos. After an initial exploratory trip, S.O.T.A.M. began developing sports activities, Bible and discipleship programs, community days, camps, and educational projects such as the Grace Library, while also supporting the growth of the local church. Although direct work in Pueblo Nuevo El Rosario has concluded, Guatemala remains an important part of S.O.T.A.M.'s vision, with new Grace Library projects and a desire to continue reaching children and communities throughout the country.

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.

Sports as a tool

S.O.T.A.M. developed sports activities to support children and contribute to their physical, social, and personal development.

Biblical training and discipleship

Biblical and discipleship programs were developed to teach God's Word and provide spiritual guidance and support to children.

Grace Library

The Grace Library was created as a space to encourage learning and provide new opportunities for children's growth and development.

Community days

S.O.T.A.M. participated in community days alongside the local school, creating spaces for fellowship, service, and support.

S.O.T.A.M. camps

For several years, camps were held for children, combining fellowship, sports, biblical teaching, and opportunities for growth.

Supporting the local church

S.O.T.A.M. supported the growth of Iglesia Cristo Vive, working alongside the pastoral family serving the local community.