Fundación Apoyo Bolivia is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering church growth locally and nationally. Located in the central city of Cochabamba, Apoyo offers training courses and useful tools for pastors, church leaders, organization directors, and any other type of Christian leader in Bolivia.
Apoyo’s ministry has the overarching goal of developing leadership qualities in the Bolivian church that have a lasting impact on congregations, communities, and the entire country’s understanding of Christian faith.
The leadership team at Apoyo consists of Pastor Isaac Quino, executive director; Betseyda Soto, administrator; Ann Wheeler, coaching director and chief advisor; and Dayana López, marketing and donation coordinator. The team has over 50 years of combined experience in their respective disciplines and brings expertise to the table which is highly beneficial in their work to aid local churches.
Everyday work at Apoyo is concentrated on the Bolivian population, but the organization boasts affiliations and partnerships with international ministries as well, including US-based Crown Financial Ministries and Generous Church, UK-based Tearfund, and other groups in Latin America.
Apoyo has also received short- and long-term help from students and young professionals both locally and internationally, including a recipient of the prestigious US Fulbright Student Program who conducted his research and completed a 10-month service project alongside the organization.
If you are interested in conducting research, completing an international internship, engaging in a study abroad program, serving as an international volunteer, or working in Bolivia in any other capacity, contact Apoyo at apoyo.bolivia@gmail.com or +591 7979 1982 on WhatsApp (no other calling or messaging systems).
If you or your church/organization is interested in supporting Apoyo, learning more about the cause, or committing to pray for the ministry as a whole, contact Apoyo by the same means as indicated above.
Also visit our Contact page under «Contacto» for other ways to get in touch.