
Welcome to the West Bowles missions page!
We want people to hear and see and embrace the gospel of Jesus Christ, in Peru and Mexico, but also in Littleton and Denver. And we do that in words and actions. We tell people about Jesus, but we also help with medical clinics, church buildings, houses, and events. Our approach to fulfilling our mission is “give and go”. We rarely just send money….we bring it with us. Those who can’t go can send. And that way everyone is involved in the mission.
For more information on how to get involved with our Missions Program please email our missions coordinator, John Trovinger.




Church-Wide Missions


Community-Wide Missions
They offer free IMPACT CLASSES. Currently: They are a resource for people needing resources, such as: ChannelMom Media & Outreach aims to love, coach, and encourage moms. ChannelMom’s goal is to love, coach and encourage moms and families through media and outreach, in order to share the love of God. ChannelMom was founded by Jenny Dean Schmidt, who attends West Bowles. ChannelMom encourages moms with advice, information and spiritual truths and places a premium on the value of motherhood. Programs in place for the following outreaches: Dry Bones staff and volunteers are committed to serving the large population of homeless teens and young adults living in downtown Denver. The youth who live on the streets of Denver range in age from 12 into their mid-twenties. Dry Bones connects these young people with resources, nutrition, entertainment and new friends. West Bowles prepares and serves food for Dry Bones once a month.




Nation-Wide Missions




World-Wide Missions
In 2003, leaders from West Bowles had an opportunity to visit Peru which sparked an excitement within WBCC to raise funds to assist a local church ministry and to bring a message of hope through our support. Many years later, our partnership is still going strong. From building a school, to remodeling a church, to conducting Vacation Bible School, to purchasing Christmas gifts. Iquitos is a small northern Peruvian port city and gateway to the jungle and tribal villages of the northern Amazon. One has to either fly directly into Iquitos or take a river boat as there are no roads to Iquitos. The needs in this community are real as they battle poverty, lack of education, a lack of medical care and the Dengue, (DENG-gey). Dengue is a mosquito-borne illness that occurs in tropical areas of the world. Mild dengue can cause high fever (104°) and flu-like symptoms. Severe forms can cause hemorrhagic fever or even death. Households generally don’t have money or access to medicine. We have partnered with Pastor Victor Evert who has planted and oversees 12 churches in Peru. Pastor Evert works with local Peruvian supervising pastor, Pastor Emilio. Pastor Evert lives in the Denver area part of the year and travels often to Peru, leading pastor Emilio and the other pastors as they bring the word of God to their people. Our San Juan church acts as a school during the week. It sits in the district of Belén, which is the Spanish word for ‘Bethlehem’. We continue to support the San Juan school with 2 teachers, 1 para-teacher and 1 guard. Together, they are serving over 75 kids!