Vince LaRue Missionary to Chile Missionary Profile Podcast Season Two Episode 5

Missionary Profile Podcast – Special Guest: Brother Vince LaRue

In this episode of the Missionary Profile Podcast, we welcome Brother Vince LaRue, a dedicated missionary serving in Southern Chile. Brother LaRue shares the incredible journey that led him to the mission field, recounting the pivotal moment when God called him to minister in Chile.

He offers firsthand insight into the cultural challenges of reaching Chileans with the Gospel, from overcoming religious traditions to adapting his approach for effective discipleship. Brother LaRue also reflects on the joys and struggles of church planting in Northern Patagonia, highlighting a particularly memorable experience from his ministry.

As his church recently relocated to a more central and accessible location, he discusses the impact this move has had on outreach efforts, the growth of new converts like Alejandro and Cristian, and how discipleship is structured to encourage spiritual maturity in a diverse cultural context.

Beyond his work in Chile, Brother LaRue is also the founder of KJV Churches, an online directory designed to help believers find King James Bible-believing congregations worldwide. He shares the inspiration behind this project, the challenges of maintaining such a comprehensive resource, and heartwarming testimonies from those who have found a local church through the platform.

Looking ahead, Brother LaRue reveals exciting plans for an upcoming baptismal service and public outreach event, detailing how he hopes to make it a transformative experience for both the congregation and the local community. He also speaks candidly about the delicate balance of managing two ministries—his mission work in Chile and the KJV Churches platform—and how God provides the strength to remain faithful in both.

Join us for this inspiring conversation as we dive into faith, missions, church planting, and the power of God's Word, and learn how you can pray for and support Brother Vince LaRue’s ministry.