JIM & TRACY CARMACK

The Carmack Family is called to “serve the underserved” in Santa Ana, El Salvador.

The country of El Salvador in Central America is roughly the same size as the state of Massachusetts, yet it has one of the highest murder rates in the world. It can be breathtakingly beautiful… and heartbreakingly sorrowful. Gangs, crime and corruption are common. Poverty is a way of life for many and opportunity is scarce. There is no government support system, no safety net; but one look in the eyes of the children and you are reminded of how much they matter.

The Carmacks are partnering with missionaries Kenton and Eunice Moody to reach those in need, share the hope of salvation in Jesus Christ, and let the little ones know how much they matter to God. They are connected to several ministries, including the Hosanna School, the Center for Hope, La Vida Libre (Living Free), and La Puerta Abierta (The Open Door Church).

“Just telling someone you love them can change a life,” says Tracy. “It’s something they may not ever hear or feel from their families. If we can tell one child, or one family, or one neighborhood that they are loved, then it’s worth it.”

Will you consider being a part of their ministry? Thank you for your prayers and support!