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Ministry Description

- Planning and Promoting of the Camps
- Local Church Ministry
- Leading the Multimedia Team

Learn more about the ministry in Spain.

About Daniel

From an early age, my life was shaped by missionary work in Bulgaria, where my parents served faithfully, especially in children’s ministry. Because of this environment, I was consistently exposed to the message of the gospel and had many opportunities to hear about Jesus Christ and His gift of salvation. At the age of eight, during a personal devotional time with my mother, I made the decision to place my faith in Christ. Looking back, I can see how the constant transitions of missionary life—moving frequently and leaving relationships behind—created in me a deep longing for stability and belonging. In Christ, I began to find that unchanging foundation.

As I grew older, my desire to serve Him developed gradually. I became more involved in my local church, helping in different areas of ministry, and over time sensed that God was leading me toward full-time service. This was not a single defining moment, but a calling that became clearer through continued involvement and growth. During my time in Bible school, that direction was further confirmed through practical ministry opportunities and internships. Through these experiences, I began to recognize how God had equipped me, particularly with a burden for teenagers and young adults. Alongside evangelism, He also placed on my heart a desire to disciple—to invest in others and walk with them as they grow in their faith. Because I was already familiar with Word of Life and had personal connections with several missionaries, I stayed in contact with them and followed the ministry. Through these relationships, I learned about the vision to start a discipleship school in Spain. This immediately resonated with what God had been developing in my life.

At the same time, I see a generation of young people searching for identity, purpose, and truth. This need has strengthened my conviction to serve and invest in their lives. For that reason, I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of what God is doing in Spain through this ministry.

About Ammi

I grew up in a Christian home as the daughter of missionary-minded parents. My father pastored a church in Veracruz, Mexico, before our family eventually followed God’s leading to the mission field in Spain. From an early age, I was surrounded by biblical teaching and active ministry, as my parents faithfully invested both in the church and in our family.

Although I knew the truths of the Gospel, that knowledge led more to pride than to a personal relationship with God. Even as a child, I wrestled with doubt and developed a mindset that, while outwardly religious, was inwardly distant—questioning hell, the afterlife, and even God’s personal care for me. That changed one day in Sunday school while hearing again the story of Jesus on the cross. It was a message I thought I already understood, but this time I realized that Jesus was not just a figure in a story, but God Himself—who had come to earth, suffered, and died for my sin in order to restore a relationship with me. In that moment, the gospel became personal. Despite my hesitation, I chose to step forward in faith, repent, and trust in Christ for salvation.

In 2012, my family moved to Spain, following God’s calling. While I had sensed a calling to ministry from a young age, I was initially reluctant to embrace Spain as my mission field. However, after arriving, God began to transform my perspective. He gave me a deeper understanding of missions and made it clear that His calling extended not only to my parents, but also to me. Although I arrived in Spain as a young adult, it is here that I truly grew—both personally and spiritually—and embraced God’s calling for my life.

And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.