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Berly and Jamie (Kruger) Bello

Missionaries to Dominican Republic

Jamie (Kruger) first went to the field as a single missionary in 2000. She met Berly Bello, son of Dominican A/G Superintendent, and they were married in January 2004. Now they minister together as a missionary couple. Their primary ministry focus is directing the newly developed National Teen Ministries in the Dominican Republic, aka "MDA - Ministerio de Adolescentes". The vision is to develop strategic teen ministries in every local A/G church in order to WIN all Dominican teenagers for Christ, BUILD them up in their faith, and SEND them out to win others to Christ. The national "MDA" team has 3 principal priorities for achieving the overall vision: mentoring leaders, motivating students to action, and modeling purpose driven team ministry. Pray for Jamie & Berly and the MDA team as God opens new doors to change the lives of teenagers and youth leaders in the Dominican Republic and around the world. Pray especially for Jamie & Berly as they itinerate throughout the Northwest and endeavor to DOUBLE their ministry support team. They need to raise $4500 in new monthly pledges and another $52,000 cash for the operations and projects of National Teen Ministries for the next 5 years.

Heather Polk

 

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Dominican Republic Facts

Natural hazards: Lies in the middle of the hurricane belt & subject to severe storms June to October; occasional flooding; periodic droughts
Population: 8,950,034
Population growth: 1.29%
HIV/AIDS rate: 1.7%
People living with HIV: 88,000
HIV/AIDS deaths: 7,900
Ethnic groups: White 16%, black 11%, mixed 73%
Religions: Roman Catholic 95%
Languages: Spanish
Literacy: 84.7%
Government: Representative democracy
Capital: Santo Domingo