Our track record
A decade of stepping out in faith — buying bikes, building relationships, and bringing the gospel to the forgotten corners of the earth.
Our story in pictures
Every milestone below represents real faith, real sacrifice, and real people whose lives have been touched by the gospel. This is not a fundraising report — it is a testimony of what God can do when His people step out in faith.
The first pastor we identified was Andreas Jimenez who is married to an indigenous and was sent by his church Iglesia Bautista Prado Centro to Cristiania to work as a missionary in this community. We raised some funds from Christian well wishers and our church and bought him a bike to help him with transport in 2015.
Impact
Unlocked access to remote communities previously unreachable on foot.
Further images from the first bike purchase and community engagement — showing the real faces of the missionary work started by Pastor Andreas Jimenez in the indigenous community of Cristiania.
Impact
Real people, real faith, real transformation.
Our teams have made multiple visits to indigenous communities — sharing the gospel, distributing resources, building lasting relationships rooted in faith and service, and identifying new pastors and evangelists to raise up as disciples.
Impact
Multiple communities reached with the gospel across several years.
"We began to pray and felt that God was also giving us a burden to reach out to the indigenous people. Each step has been a step of faith — and God has been faithful in every one."— Founder, Vaya Con Dios
Looking ahead
What you've read is just the beginning of what God wants to do. There are still communities without a pastor, pastors without a bike, and disciples yet to be raised. Will you be part of the next chapter?
