Helping Hands Blog

Q uito got its name from the word “Quisto” which roughly translates to mean the “center of the world” in the ancient Tsafiki language....

C asbas, Argentina, is a little farming town of some 10,000 about 300 miles from the big, cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires, with a...

T he Mayan Ruins in Chiapas , Mexico are some of the most studied archeological ruins in the world. Their extensive hieroglyphics tell...

G od has given our “Grandma Carolyn” a wonderful ministry inside of LOGOI’s overall outreach. She loves meeting new people, especially...

W here is the birthplace of chocolate, you ask? France, Germany, Belgium? No, sorry… it is Guatemala . While there is a tantalizing...

M exicali is considered a foodie’s paradise. Local taquerías serve the popular Cachanilla tacos — mouthwatering fusions of Chinese and...

“God sees everything you do,” so the paraphrased words from Proverbs 5:21 spelled out in the little framed picture hanging over young...

“What a sweet surprise to get your email,” Sandra wrote, “I never expected to get a message from you. I’m so pleased.” Once again, our...

Our world has so many troubles. Everywhere we look, it seems there is conflict, corruption, and injustice. Peru’s President, Dina...

Welcome to Zihuatanejo, Mexico, situated on a popular bay about 150 miles northwest of Acapulco. It’s part of Costa Grande, which...

The Ministry of LOGOI offers terrific Bible resources that are powerful and impactful. We’re thrilled to see how God is using them to...

Our Missionary of the Month comes from the culturally rich and geographically unique Bolivian Andes region that surrounds the capital...

It’s hard to not admire a guy who has 34 letters in his name. Then, when you add his birthplace of Llano Grande, Santa María Zacatepec,...

The Guatemalan cities of Peronia, Villanueva, Zacapa, Llano Largo, as well as Orange Walk, Belize, share something very special in...

“I was depressed for seven years,” Maria Piedad Mesa de Echeverri begins her story. “I was seeing psychologists, psychiatrists,...

“I am a doctor, from Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, working in private practice," Mauricio Escobar explains. "But I am also a...

The tiny town of Paurito, Bolivia, has around 2,200 residents and is situated just a 45-minute drive from the larger city of Santa Cruz...

“I love my family,” Eddy Rios explains, “and I was not willing to split us up with a job opportunity in the United States. So, I refused....

“I am Italian-Argentine,” our Missionary of the Month explains. “My parents emigrated from Italy to Argentina and I was born in Buenos...

In the early years of the Cuban Revolution, the government declared Cuba to be an atheist state. For generations, political leaders tried...