El Evangelista: Following Jesus Into the Peruvian Amazon
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In 2026, 50 students boarded El Evangelista, a riverboat navigating the muddy waterways of the Peruvian Amazon. They spent five days in survival training, community outreach and discipleship along the Ucayali River. Their destination was Bethania, a village only reachable by water. But the real journey was something harder to map.
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