Building Homes. Restoring Hope. Sharing Christ.
We serve women and children in Nicaragua by providing shelter, clean water and sustainable gardens – all while pointing hearts to the love of Jesus and the local church.
Our Mission
“Every house is built by someone, but God is the Designer and Builder of all things.”
– Hebrews 3:4
Our Projects
Just steps from The Way Youth Center, S3 Ministry is building a Christ-centered community for women and children.Set on 2 acres, the property will feature
10–12 micro homes, a clean water system and sustainable gardens, all designed to restore hope, dignity, and lasting change.
Pray. Give. Go.
Shelter, Salvation, Sustainability
Real Hope Starts Here.
At S3 Ministry, we walk alongside women and children in Nicaragua as they rebuild their lives through the love of Christ. We provide safe housing, clean water, sustainable gardens and discipleship rooted in faith – because true restoration requires more than just a roof.
Since 2017, we’ve seen lives transformed. In 2024, we officially became a 501(c)(3) and launched our boldest project yet: building a Christ-centered community steps from Iglesia El Camino Popoyo. This land will soon hold micro homes, a shared garden, and a clean water system – all designed for lasting impact.
We’re raising $50,000 to pay off the land and begin building homes at $10,000 each. Your one-time gift, recurring donation, or purchase from our merch store makes this possible.
Be part of the story. Give the gift of Shelter, Salvation, and Sustainability today.
Founded in 2017
8 years of impact
501(c)(3) Status
Recognized in November 2024
Current Fundraising Goal
$50,000 to pay off the land
Cost Per Home
$10,000 to build a stable house
Proximity to Church
4-minute walk from Iglesia El Camino Popoyo
“As a single mother, I used to worry every night about where my children would sleep or how I’d feed them. S3 Ministry gave us a safe place to call home, helped us start a small garden, and welcomed us into a community that prays with us and for us. Their heart for Shelter, Salvation, and Sustainability didn’t just change our situation – it changed our lives.”
– Maria, a Nicaraguan mother and beneficiary