Adolfo’s team does both door to door evangelism and ministry at any of several feeding centers in Piedras Negras. The invitation to return to Marte and Nuevo Yucatan still stands open, but we are waiting for transportation. In the meantime, we use the means available to us and minister where we can. The needs are
Thank God for his provision! In Mexico there are no school lunch programs, even though the schools have cafeterias. Our students are enrolled because they could not afford to attend the state school system. This makes the provision of food, education, prayer, and the Gospel such a miracle for these families. Thank God and thank
Adolfo received a load of shoes from a charity in Mexico. There was no grant, but there were more than 100 pairs of new shoes for distribution to the poor. We appreciate the work of charities like this because they leverage our strength to minister the Gospel to people who are in need. The ultimate
Adolfo has been ministering throughout Piedras Negras and in two villages that are about 300 miles from Piedras Negras (according to Google Maps), but he has been making the long trips in either rented or borrowed vehicles. He has a van, but it is worn out and I believe that God has a way to
Lacking a cafeteria, The students eat at their work tables. The mess is paint, not dirt, so not to worry. The children are thankful to be able to eat, study, and learn about Jesus. Thank you for helping make that happen!
The students at Escuela del Rey continue their studies. Many of them have much to catch up on, so they are happy to continue studying even in the summer.
Ramon and Norma minister the Gospel to a family in Piedras Negras using benevolence as a door opener. Their radio ministry in Piedras Negras continues with the help of Daniel. The radio program has resulted in many people seeking help for both health related and spiritual counsel. Norma has been ministering to these callers, praying
At the first for the month Maria graduated from elementary school. The school threw a party for her and the rest of the class helped her celebrate. We are grateful for the opportunity to help educate and disciple these precious children. And thank you for your help in making these projects happen! Everyone was happy
Though the children’s home is no longer operating, the campus at Casa del Rey is still active. Felipe and Angelica live in the parsonage and two of the women whom we raised in the homes still work with them, Erika (not shown) and Mague (left in yellow top). Mague and Pricila are standing on the
Norma tells me that through the radio ministry people have have called in and reported that they have been won to Jesus. Discipleship follows for those who are interested in continuing to follow Jesus. There are people who call in with questions relating to their health and to their spiritual condition. There is a deep
Art is is a very important skill. These children have been given the opportunity to go to school, learn the basics, learn useful skills, and hear the Gospel.
Arely came to Piedras Negras hoping to find asylum in the US. She came with her son and daughter, traveling on one meal per day — She was a pregnant single mom. Adolfo and Rosita found her and helped her. She is now a Believer and her third child was born last month. But she
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