This and Jeff and Sandra’s Facebook page are wonderful resources for news on the good work God is doing in Bolivia, but you can also sign up for their E-Newsletter to keep up on the latest updates. It provides a complete report of their preparations and work to be reaching the people of Bolivia with the Gospel.
5 days ago
7 out of 10 people die who go to the COVID ICU unit in Tarija, Bolivia. This is our city in Bolivia.⚠De cada 10 pacientes que entran por #Covid19 en la Unidad de Terapia Intensiva (UTI) en Tarija , 7 mueren, informó Roberto Mérida, Jefe de Terapia Intensiva del Hospital Regional San Juan de Dios.
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2 weeks ago
We are set to go back to the Field in February. However, it appears that the country of Bolivia is experiencing another outbreak of COVID and is implementing restrictions once again. Please pray for Bolivia. Also, that the Lord will give us wisdom as we prepare to travel. ... See MoreSee Less
Almighty protect and Bless Bolivia and Bolivian Nation.
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2 weeks ago
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2 weeks ago
COVID-19 Spike in Bolivia...
Please pray for Bolivia and other South American Nations. In Bolivia they are indicating that they will be rolling out massive testing for COVID-19 and that those who test positive will placed in an isolation camps and will not be able to return home. They are also talking about massive restrictions again which will limit large gatherings. This will more than likely include Religious Activities.
This is an initial report and it is concerning. I suspect more details will be coming out in coming days. I know many of you might not read Spanish. But, if you open this link in Chrome, you can translate it to English. It won't be exact, but it will be understandable. ... See MoreSee Less

Gobierno declara segunda ola de Covid-19 y dispone medidas restrictivas | EL DEBER
Las personas que sean diagnosticadas como positivas ya no volverán a sus casas y serán internadas en los centros de aislamiento