Cusco, Peru
Of the 1.2 million people living in the area surrounding Cusco, only four percent are Christians. Poverty is widespread and many lack access to healthcare. Cusco is considered the unofficial capital and cultural center for the Quechua Indians, a largely unreached people group scattered throughout the Andes. It is also home to several healthcare universities.
MTW has several ministries here. Cusco serves as the base of operations for ministry to the Quechuas throughout the Andes region. Another part of the MTW team works in partnership with Medical Campus Outreach International to serve the poor with their medical skills as well as evangelizing and training Peruvian healthcare students to offer physical and spiritual healing in Jesus’ name. The Josephine House, established by the MTW team in 2008, is a home that serves as a place of safety for children born into difficult situations until they can be adopted and placed in a permanent home.
Meet The Team
Anna Jordan Butts
Anna Jordan Butts has been visiting and returning to Peru on mission trips since 2013, and always knew that the Lord would bring her back to serve to Peruvian people through full-time missions. In summer of 2024, the Lord opened the doors for her to move to Cusco to serve alongside long-term missionaries there. She […]
Julia King
Julia is excited God led her to Cusco. She looks forward to practicing a Christ-centered approach to healthcare and contributing to other areas of the team’s mission: medical students, the Josephine House (children’s home), and campus ministry.
Larry & Sandra Rockwell
God called the Rockwells to serve among the indigenous people group called the Quechua in the Andes Mountains of Peru.
Nathan & Kristen Henson
Kristen and Nathan serve the Quechua in Cusco, Peru, with the La Fuente Medical Clinic and the orphanage Casa Josefina.
Growing the Church in Peru
The Josephine House
