Dingle, Titus

Titus grew up as a missionary kid in Japan. While his family hosted another missionary kid in their home, he heard stories about a missionary pilot in South America. Through these stories, a heart to serve in missions began to form.

Titus is currently studying Intercultural Studies. He previously served in Peru with his church and is excited to return this summer. Titus plans to serve a six-week missionary internship this summer in Pucallpa, a vibrant city in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon. Living and working alongside seasoned missionaries, he will work in diverse ministries, including English classes, kids programs, river trips, missionary aviation, construction, and cultural immersion.

Pucallpa is the last reachable city by road before the start of the jungle, where many Indigenous communities are located. With over 310,000 residents, Pucallpa is a major jungle city that serves as a gateway to the Amazon and the hub for SAM operations within the country.

SAM’s first missionaries in Peru traveled up the Amazon River to Iquitos in 1926 and began ministering to the unreached people groups of the Ucayali River basin. Today, SAM’s ministries include SAM Academy (1st-12th school for missionary kids), SAMAIR, Latidos de Esperanza (Heartbeats of Hope) Pregnancy Center, plus Refugio Deaf Education and Deaf Church.

Titus has been growing in his desire to respond to the call to missions. This summer, he hopes to grow closer to God, learn more about himself, and discover new skills that will help him become a more effective ambassador for Christ. Through this internship, Titus hopes to discover what branch of ministry he intends to enter as a career. Partner with Titus today to enable his ministry participation and invest in his missionary journey