The Pierres work on the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua to strengthen local churches and encourage existing churches to plant new ones. One way they do this is by leading and coordinating seminars and workshops. Through these sessions, pastors and leaders of local congregations learn how to strengthen the ministries of their churches. The Pierres' ministry is a holistic, "hands on" endeavor in which they walk and work alongside local people, building relationships. They also work with people in local churches to educate against drug abuse and drug trafficking.

The Pierres also serve as a link with American Baptist churches in the U.S. for volunteer groups. The groups are matched with local ministries according to where they would be the most effective.The Pierres invite leaders and short-term missionaries, pastors, businessmen, teachers, and professors to present seminars and workshops.

Language used in ministry: Spanish

07/06/2007 It Is Making a Difference

02/13/2007 Making Disciples

01/03/2007 Ministries Taking Shape

11/03/2006 God's Love to the People in Bluefields

05/11/2006 God Commands Us to be Fishers of Men

03/24/2006 Highlights from the Last Quarter

11/02/2005 Nicaragua was Spared

10/27/2005 Reconstruction

07/01/2005 You Lifted Us through Your Time and Your Work

03/10/2005 Volunteering

01/27/2005 "Dig It Out" Luke 5:37-38

12/14/2004 Surrender Completely to Him

10/25/2004 The Lord Made the Connection

09/13/2004 Expand the Gifts that God has Given

09/10/2004 A Series of Letters

01/06/2004 Joy by the Presence of the Holy Spirit

11/25/2002 To Him Belongs All the Glory

10/14/2002 Planting for the Future

10/01/2002 Short-Term Mission Activities