Mission
Link Year is a one-of-a-kind discipleship program that will helps students grow closer to Christ and discover God’s purpose for their life. While experiencing ministry in Colombia, Ecuador, and Perú, they will create an incredible Christ-centered community and be mentored by Link Year leaders. Through this journey, they can expect to grow spiritually, emotionally, and learn to be a Kingdom Builder.
Vision
Link Year is a next level discipleship program that focuses on equipping participants 18–22-year-olds of Inca Link’s various ministries for doing life in intimacy with the Lord and intimacy in community while developing a passion to see the love of Jesus being shared with young people throughout Latin America. It will do this through opportunities to serve, to experience and work in different cultures, to develop teamwork skills and through times of personal reflection with the Lord Jesus.
Objectives
1. Provide focused and personal discipleship
2. Serve as a training and growth opportunity for young leaders coming out of our national ministries
3. Participate in a wide variety of Inca Link ministries throughout a six-month, three-country journey in South America
Know their name. Know their need.
Join us in many different capacities:
Team
Will & Amanda Eason
Director and Coordinator
Kristen Kiki Cope
Social Media Coordinator
Anna Jacobson
Sponsorship Coordinator
How To Support General Ministry Operations
Donate VIA Check
Mail a check payable to Inca Link International, P.O. Box 1321, Boone, NC 28607. Write “Link Year” in the memo of the check.
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Inca Link International, Inc. is a tax exempt 501(c)3 organization. Our tax ID is 27-4210917. All contributions to Inca Link International, Inc. are income tax deductible and are made with the understanding that Inca Link International, Inc. has complete discretion and control over the use of all donated funds. Unless otherwise specified, no goods or services were provided in exchange for donations.