( 02-09-2010 by Andrew Mathewson – Javier Garcia) The families of the 33 miners trapped underground at the San José mine in northern Chile have been presented with personalised copies of the New Testament by the Chilean Bible Society. … Read More
The indigenous Mapuche people live in south-central Chile and south-west Argentina. They resisted the attempts by both the Incas and the Spanish to conquer them, but in 1855 their heartland of Araucania at last became part of Chile. Today they … Read More
There are a large number of immigrants in Chile – particularly from neighbouring countries like Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina. Carla de Flores is one. Originally from Bolivia, she and her husband Martin came to Chile because so that he could … Read More
Herminia Aguayo has been involved in the Alfalit literacy ministry* in Chile since it began. She works with the Chilean Bible Society’s women’s volunteer group Messengers in Action, who visit prisons and hospitals. She has always appreciated the value of … Read More
Every day Bible Society volunteer Irene Urizar makes her way across Santiago to the offices of the Chilean Bible Society. What she does there is to put together her evangelism packets, each containing a hundred evangelistic leaflets that people can … Read More