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This blog is designed to supplement our usual communication with our partners through newsletters that are published monthly. This format allows more flexibility in our presentation of the ministry.
Please understand throughout this blog that although we have many wonderful pictures of ministry to children and young adults in our archives, we respect the privacy of the people to whom we minister. The pictures presented here are selected deliberately to minimize the public exposure of the children’s images.
Adolfo ministers to a family who lost their house
Adolfo found a family who had suffered the destruction of their house. He considered raising money and rebuilding this house for the family, but the Lord did not give him peace to do that. He does plan to help them with some materials so that they can participate in rebuilding their lives. That will still
Adolfo and his team minister on the streets of Piedras Negras
Street Ministry in Piedras Negras resumes with children’s benevolence ministry. Simple kindness, caring, prayer, and the good news that God is not behind their problems, but is in fact the way out is saving lives, souls, and destinies. Mexico does not have social safety nets anywhere near those available in the United States. The streets
Harvest Ministries is distributing Bibles to missionaries in
Harvest Ministries sent four boxes of Spanish Bibles including both Old and New Testament, office supplies, Bible tracts, New Testaments, and some children’s Sunday School materials into Chiapas, Mexico. The recipient is a pastor working in the mountains of Chiapas a few miles from the border with Guatemala in the Pacific Ocean area. Harvest Ministries
Children’s ministry at Rancho Jovenes del Rey
Pedro and Fabiola teach a Bible study group at the ranch just outside of Jimenez, in Coah. They have developed relationships with the families of the community so that they have gathered a group of enthusiastic children who enjoy the sessions. Fabiola and Pedro teach the classes and organize the activities. They provide refreshments or