The Breaking Free Costa Rica Mission serves those in desperate need along the central area of the Costa Rica-Panama border. Breaking Free identifies children and families living in extreme poverty, often deep in the jungle and in very remote areas, and provides essential supplies such as food, school materials, and medicine.
We share Jesus Christ's redeeming love not only through scripture but also by demonstrating His love through action and service to those we serve.
Costa Rica Mission (Mountain)
The Costa Rica Mission feeds around 200 individuals each month through a completely self-sufficient, organic, and sustainable farm spanning over 15 acres in Los Angeles de Sabalito, Costa Rica. Annually, we distribute around 5 tons of bananas, plantains, and various vegetables and fruits directly to families in need, completely free of charge.
We believe that providing simple necessities like food is a powerful way to share Christ’s love. Many of those we serve are marginalized by society, and they are deeply touched when they realize that someone genuinely cares and wants to help them. Our mission also seeks to raise up leaders from those we serve.
Ten years ago, Mr. Mormon, our founder, adopted seven children who now lead the Breaking Free Costa Rica Mission. The impact of this mission extends internationally, as our leaders in Costa Rica regularly connect with and pray for the Spanish-speaking community in the U.S. through live video chats.
We welcome youth groups and church groups year-round who have a heart to minister to the indigenous community within our area. We can accommodate up to 25 visitors at a time.
If you are interested in serving or supporting a family, please contact:Dr. Glenn Scott Mormon at scottmormon@gmail.com or (972) 890-5290
Staff at Costa Rica Mission (Mountains)
Ministry Supervisor/Addiction Specialist
Guiselle
Children's Church Leader/Addiction Specialist
Alejandra
Children's Church Leader/Addiction Specialist
Roxane
Translator and Administrator/Addiction Specialist
Silvia
Children's Church Leader/Addiction Specialist
Yendi
Juvenile and Young Men's A/D Facility Costa Rica
Costa Rica Mission (Ocean)
Staff at Costa Rica Mission (Ocean)
Ministry Supervisor, Translator
Silvia
Fishing Industry to the Poor Supervisor
Oscar
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China
Breaking Free: A Christ-Centered Mission of Compassion in China
Hope for the Addicted. Honor for the Forgotten. Healing for a Nation.
Across the vast land of China—from the cold underground dwellings of urban addicts to the forgotten hills of the south—millions are living in silence, shame, and struggle. But God has not forgotten them. And neither will we.
Breaking Free is stepping into the shadows with light. We are bringing a Christ-centered mission of compassion into one of the most spiritually resistant and emotionally bound nations in the world—not with fanfare, but with quiet power. Not with religion, but with redemption.
In the Mountains of Southern China
Feeding. Healing. Regenerating Lives.
High in the isolated highlands of southern China, far from government attention and mainstream society, entire villages live in poverty. Children grow up without reliable food, care, or protection. But we believe every child is created in the image of God, worthy of love and purpose.
That’s why we are:
● Feeding and nurturing children who’ve been left behind
● Walking with families, offering practical help and eternal hope
● Preparing to launch one of the few known Christ-centered regeneration centers for addiction recovery in all of China—deep in a region bordering the Golden Triangle, where heroin and meth destroy lives daily
This center will not just promote sobriety—it will offer identity, dignity, and discipleship. Hidden in the mountains, where oversight is minimal, we have an unprecedented opportunity for long-term, Spirit-led transformation—where recovery is not forced, but freely chosen through the love of Christ.
“He brought them out of darkness and the deepest gloom and broke away their chains.” —Psalm 107:14
In Beijing and Urban China
Restoring Dignity. Redeeming the Wounded. Rebuilding the Broken.
In Beijing and other major cities, addiction looks different—hidden in nightclubs, alleyways, and underground housing. Meth, heroin, and synthetic drugs trap countless youth in cycles of despair. Women live dishonored, treated as burdens or property in their own homes. Young people suffer silently under shame that no rehab center can cure.
In these places:
● We reach those struggling with addiction—not with judgment, but with Jesus
● We walk beside women longing to rediscover their worth, bringing healing through biblical identity
● We teach, disciple, and walk slowly with the hurting—so they can walk in strength beside others
Where the system punishes symptoms, we reach for the soul. Where obedience is demanded, we offer grace. Where society says “you’re forgotten,” we declare: You are not invisible. You are God’s beloved.
“She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.” —Proverbs 31:25
China’s Drug Crisis: Harsh Realities, Hidden Pain
In a nation marked by zero-tolerance drug policies, addiction is criminalized rather than healed:
● Addicts are often sent to forced rehab centers, stripped of dignity, and left with no real support
● Relapse is common, because true recovery requires more than willpower—it needs Christ
● Mental health support is scarce, especially in rural and lower-income communities
● Stigma is brutal—addicts are rejected, labeled, and often feared
Yet God is moving behind the scenes. Quiet Christian recovery homes, underground fellowships, and Spirit-filled discipleship programs are forming a redemptive resistance—restoring men and women in the dark places. Breaking Free is joining them—strategically, prayerfully, courageously.
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” —John 1:5
Our Christ-Centered Vision Includes:
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Feeding and nurturing vulnerable children in southern China’s mountain villages
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Establishing a rare, remote, long-term regeneration center for addiction recovery in the borderlands
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Walking with addicted youth and families in Beijing and urban areas toward healing
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Restoring the honor and dignity of women through Christ-centered identity and community
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Proclaiming the hope and healing of Jesus in spiritually resistant places—with wisdom, courage, and compassion
A Word from Scott Mormon – Founder of Breaking Free
At the heart of Breaking Free—whether we are feeding a child in the mountains, ministering to a struggling addict in a Beijing alley, or walking with a woman rediscovering her worth—our mission remains the same: discipleship through transformation.
We are not simply rescuing the broken—we are raising up servant leaders who can become healers, mentors, and disciple-makers themselves. Recovery, healing, and compassion are not the end—they are the beginning of reproduction. This is not just ministry. It’s multiplication.
We are pouring out what Christ has so freely given to us: freedom, identity, purpose, and love.
Join the Mission
This is Breaking Free China.
A mission of compassion.
A message of redemption.
A movement of love.
Would you consider praying, partnering, or serving—so every child, addict, and wounded soul we reach can know:
You are not invisible. You are not beyond hope. You are loved. You are God’s beloved.
Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans that I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not calamity to give you a future and hope.”
Breaking Free Inc. +1.972.890.5290
Tong Zang- Phone: +1.214.564.6987 Email: tong800808@hotmail.com
