Missionaries with Mission to the World
In January 2009, Scott and Meghan moved to Peru to work in Cusco, the “Archaeological Capital of the World.” Cusco was also the capital of the Inca Empire, making it a strategic place for church planting and gospel ministry. The Spanish Conquistadores brought a militant Catholicism that contributed to deep syncretism and religious confusion in the culture.
In 2014, Scott was ordained in the Iglesia Presbiteriana Evangélica y Reformada en el Perú. Then in 2015, Scott planted Fuente de Gracia, the third Presbyterian church in Cusco. In the wake of the pandemic of 2020, the Dillons began to see an opportunity to entrust the leadership of the church fully to national leaders. After thirteen years of service in Cusco, they moved to Panama City, Panama.
“God does not have to come and tell me what I must do for Him, He brings me into a relationship with Himself where I hear His call and understand what He wants me to do, and I do it out of sheer love to Him… When people say they have had a call to foreign service, or to any particular sphere of work, they mean that their relationship to God has enabled them to realize what they can do for God.”
– Oswald Chambers
The Dillons arrived in Panama in June 2022. During their years there, Scott served as temporary pastoral staff, team leader, and church planter as the field worked toward the development and establishment of Reformed and Presbyterian churches in Panama. He also helped facilitate the formation of a City to City HUB of like-minded pastors seeking the good of the city through gospel-centered collaboration and church planting. In addition, he was involved in the development of a coffee shop business called “Third Place,” designed to serve the community as a welcoming space for relationship, conversation, and cultural engagement.
In the summer of 2026, the Dillons took new roles in Bogotá, Colombia. Scott began serving through pastoral coaching, leadership development, church planting support, and pastoral counseling. Meghan continued serving through the counseling center at United Church of Bogotá. Together, they are grateful for the opportunity to encourage pastors, leaders, churches, and families through gospel-centered care and discipleship.
The Dillons have five children: Angie, Jack, Rachel, Mark, and Penelope.
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