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A family sent to the streets of Córdoba

We go out to meet the children and families of five neighborhoods and homes across the city. We bring food, warm clothes, company and Jesus.We go out to meet children and families in five neighborhoods of Córdoba, with food, warm clothes, company and Jesus.

A girl writes her name on her Passport to the Kingdom of Heaven during an activity in the neighborhood.

Not a program, not an event: a family

  • 5neighborhoods and homes
  • 6active programs
  • 5days a week
  • 1church that sends us

Support the work of every week

Give from $10,000 ARS a month and pick up your manual at the Sinergia conference (October 8–10), or give any amount you want.

Why we exist

We exist to prepare places of refuge for people, caring for them as whole persons, across different areas of the city of Córdoba, making disciples and proclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom.

  • We feed
  • We walk alongside
  • We listen
  • We care
  • We serve
  • We proclaim Jesus

Where we are every week

Each neighborhood has its own character, its team and its day.

Las Huertillas

Bible teaching, sports and an afternoon snack for the children of the neighborhood.

Saturdays

El Quemadero

Home visits and support for the children and their families.

Every other Sunday

Ciudad Luz

Bible school in the neighborhood and gatherings in the square.

Every week

Children's Hospital

We walk alongside the children in hospital and those who care for them.

Every other Saturday

Sierra Dorada Home

A children's home in the province that we walk closely with.

Visits by arrangement

Amar Más

We walk with families in adoption and foster care processes.

Ongoing support

See every neighborhood on the map

There is a place for you

You do not need to have everything figured out. You need to love, and there are many ways to do it.

  • Give

    Through monthly giving or with any amount you choose.

  • Volunteer with us

    For TTL members who are already part of a home group.

  • Bring what is needed

    Clothes, warm clothing, food (gluten free too), toys, furniture and school supplies.

A volunteer sits on the ground, talking and praying with a boy during an activity in the square.

The latest from each neighborhood

One story per neighborhood, told by the people who were there.

See all the news
The hospital team with two people in costume, a clown and a heart, before going through the wards. Children's Hospital

Children's Day came to the hospital

Characters in costume, games and a different afternoon for the children in hospital and their families.

What they tell us

“We saw how 16 parents, living through the pain of having their children in mental health care, were able to meet Jesus again and open their hearts to Him.”

Hospital teamFirst day of spring

“One of the kids asked me: ‘Miss, isn't there any more food?’. There were eight of them, and they told me that some nights they have tea and other nights nothing at all. That is when Jesus showed me that we must set the table, as He did: share the bread and, through that bond, give the spiritual bread too.”

Ciudad Luz teamGathering in the square

“When we started going to the neighborhood, we had to walk in very carefully: the square and the front of the hall were full of kids using drugs. Today several of them come to us because they want to stop.”

Huertillas teamLas Huertillas
You give them something to eat.
Mark 6:37

Join the family

Write to us and a coordinator will tell you where you can start.