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The Toloza Family
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Missionaries in Argentina
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Manu & Delfi
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Training gospel workers in Argentina

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Hi everyone!

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We're Manu and Delfi, from Rosario in central Argentina. After being trained in the UK, we've returned home to serve as gospel workers at our sending church, Iglesia Bíblica Ciudad de Dios, and to help build CEBA — a new training centre for gospel ministry in Argentina.

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Manu is continuing his theological training at Union School of Theology after three years at Cornhill and two years as a Ministry Trainee at St Lawrence Morden. Delfi recently completed a Diploma in Biblical Counseling and the Cornhill Training Course, and began a Master's Degree in Theology in 2026.

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Argentina
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Population
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46,994,384
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Religions
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  • Roman Catholic 62.9% (nominal)
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  • Evangelical 15.3%
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  • None 18.9%
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  • Other 2.6%
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A key need: training
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  • Less than 20% of gospel workers receive formal training
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  • Less than 30% work as full-time ministers
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Our Project

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Training
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Manu — Now: GDip at UST. Next stage: Master's Degree in Theology.
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Delfi — Now: Master's Degree in Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary
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Ministry
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  • Serving as gospel workers at our sending church, Iglesia Bíblica Ciudad de Dios (Rosario, central Argentina), with Manu pursuing ordination.
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  • Working towards a new training project called CEBA, alongside other Cornhill, Oak Hill, and Union graduates, to equip gospel workers in Argentina.
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\"Iglesia
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Iglesia Bíblica Ciudad de Dios

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An evangelical church in the south of Rosario, central Argentina — the country's third biggest city, with 1.6 million people and its largest port. IBCD has 150 members, 200+ attendees, two pastors, and a plant project 45 minutes away. It's one of the few conservative churches in the city.

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Centro de Exposición Bíblica Argentina

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A long-term project to build Argentina's first in-person, full-time training centre for conservative gospel ministry — today there are only online seminaries, so most students travel abroad to study. It's being developed by former Cornhill, Oak Hill, and Union graduates now living in Argentina, planning expository preaching workshops in Rosario and Buenos Aires, with a training centre hoped for by 2029.

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\n In-person training\n Trained workers\n Full-time training\n
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Financial needs
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Would you prayerfully consider partnering with us?

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We are currently seeking mission partners who would enable us to serve as full-time workers in Argentina. Our support goal covers:

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  • Living expenses
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  • Training fees & resources
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  • Ministry-related costs
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\n Partner With Us\n Give securely via Crosslinks, under the Bertin - Toloza option\n
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