Bolivia Missions

While we were in Tarija Sunday, people from our church in Cochabamba rode bikes to hand out bags of water and the bags for bread to those who were going by.
The pictures of the apartment buildings are close by. The street our church is on has 3 buildings that house close to 500 people.

Everyday a member of every household will go out in the morning and buy the daily bread from a corner bakery or little store.
The bakeries and stores have stopped selling bread in plastic bags and now everyone has to take their own.
We had 500 ecological bags with our church info and Matthew 4:4 (Man shall not live by bread alone) printed up to give away.
We took 200 to bakeries near our church and this past Sunday since we couldnt have services (Pedestrian's Day, no motorized vehicles on the road for 12 hours... 3 Sundays a year in our state) church members rode their bikes to the church to give the other 300 bags and water to people in the streets going by our church.
We have 50 contacts that want Bible Studies so far.
The idea is to get a family from each apartment building in church.
(If you stood on the roof of our church you could count 100 apartment buildings over 10 stories within a 15 minute walk)
They will then start a cell group in their building and we will have the potential to have a church of over 100 in each of these buildings.
Our goal is to have 200 people that need and are seeking the Holy Ghost in our Pentecost Sunday crusade.
Since we cant go into the buildings, the bread bags with a Bible Study will go in before us, annointed and prayed over to bring forth much fruit.
Please join us in prayer for this plan to have churches on every city block. Most of these buildings have meeting rooms that can be rented by the residents for as low as $25 per night.