TEAM Bejarano-Teaching

Thank you for your desire to help and bless those in Colombia facing the effects of the recent earthquake. Here are some prayer points you can keep in mind. Colombia is deeply grateful for your support and generosity.

-The families who are grieving today. Pray for the parents, children, siblings, and friends who woke up today knowing someone they love is gone. Pray especially for those still waiting for news about loved ones.

-The rescue teams heading into the hardest-hit areas. Pray for strength, protection, clear judgment, and endurance as they search through rubble. Pray that they would find more people alive. Two names I know participating closely are Sara Solorza and Juan Pablo Roldán.

-The people providing refuge. Pray for the churches, community groups, and volunteers opening spaces, preparing food, organizing shelters, and caring for people who have lost their homes.

-The hands packing and transporting supplies. Pray for the people sorting food, water, medicine, blankets, and other necessities—that what is needed would get to the right people quickly.

-International humanitarian aid. Pray for the countries, organizations, rescue workers, equipment, and resources coming into Colombia. Pray for the hearts of leaders to be touched with compassion, excellent coordination and that nothing essential would be delayed or wasted.

-Colombia’s people. Pray for courage and grit, for strength after the adrenaline wears off, and for resilience through the long work of rebuilding.

-Pray for Jesus. Pray that in the middle of rubble, grief, rescue, and generosity, people would encounter Christ. Pray that those who are desperate would find hope, and that the Church would be a tangible picture of His love.

Thank you so much! Feel free to share and/or pass this on! 

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Join me in advancing God’s Kingdom through education and discipleship.

My hope is to be the fragrance of the knowledge of Christ among those who are being saved and those who are perishing (2 Corinthians 2:14–15). Just as I am pouring out my “alabaster jar,” giving all I have to follow the Father’s call on my life, I invite you to prayerfully consider how He may be leading you to invest in His Kingdom.

The Lord has called me into long-term ministry focused on equipping others through education, discipleship, and mobilization. In this current season, that calling is being lived out in several tangible ways.

• I am teaching second grade at an international school whose vision is “training for life”—raising up students to become leaders of character and faith who will impact their nations and communities. While this role is for a season, it is a meaningful opportunity to invest in students during formative years.
• At the same time, I am helping develop mobilization initiatives across Latin America, creating courses that equip local churches and global work candidates to step into their calling with clarity and confidence.
• I also serve in my local church and partner with surrounding churches in various outreach efforts, seeking to strengthen and encourage the broader community of believers.

Together, these areas reflect a deeper, long-term vision: to see lives transformed by Jesus and to help raise up disciples and leaders who will carry His message into their communities and to the nations.

As I walk in this calling, I am trusting God to provide a team of faithful partners who will steward this mission with me through prayer and financial support. Your partnership directly supports both my current ministry assignment—covering needs such as school supplies, transportation, and hospitality—and the broader work of discipleship, training, and mobilization that will continue to grow over time.

If you feel led to partner with me, you can give directly through this platform. I am especially seeking monthly partners who want to invest consistently in this work, though one-time gifts are also deeply appreciated.

You can also join by:

• Praying for the people I encounter—that their hearts would be open to the Good News and that they would experience Jesus in real and personal ways
• Staying connected through my monthly newsletter, where I share updates, stories, and ways to be praying
• Sharing this opportunity with others who may feel led to be part of what God is doing

I am deeply grateful that God has connected us in this season. Thank you for considering how you might take part in what He is doing—both now and in the years to come.

Yours truly,

Isa