Repair continues at the mission station that we have always called Rancho Jovenes del Rey, located in Ejido Dolores (across the San Diego river from Jimenez). Water damaged the bathroom area of the building starting from the second floor. Pedro was able to repair it thanks to the small but steady donations that have been
Dr. Romo and Alice reach out to the Allende area villages through bi-weekly seminars designed to train the people how to prevent disease, recover from illness and thrive. The Gospel is integral in the health message, since God created us to need him for wholeness. The Lord provides food, water, sunshine, fresh air, and his
Backpacks are always useful and welcome, particularly for school children. They are delighted to receive a new backpack with which to carry not only school supplies, but the many other types of things that young people have to carry. It is handy for a trip to the store as well. These backpacks were received from
Pedro and Fabiola are ministering benevolence and the Gospel to the people they find on the streets. This is not as awkward in Mexico as it often is in the USA. These people are happy to stop and listen. The Gospel produces soul prosperity which results in better family and economic decisions, so born again
The feeding center that hosts Pedro and Fabiola is visited by many of the local poor, but there are also many immigrants who come to be fed and to find something to occupy themselves with. Pedro and Fabiola minister the Word of God to them as they bring food. The food lasts only for the
Felipe and Angelica pastor the church named Pacto de Paz. The name means Covenant of Peace. Recently some of the congregation ministered the Gospel in the streets of Piedras Negras offering food and prayer ministry to the people who they found. The congregation prepared food and helped pray for people who asked for ministry (many
Though it is hot, there is still ministry to be done. Pedro and Fabiola work together to minister to the needs of the people so that they can then teach and preach the Gospel. Fabiola is teaching the people how to stay healthy by making better choices in their food, activities, exercise, hydration, sanitation, exposure
I apologize for the website silence for the past few weeks. Our teams have in fact slowed down due to rain and exhaustion from working in the heat this summer, but they are still working. I also had a flu that presented many of the symptoms of COVID. I was very tired and stayed home.
Pedro has uncovered additional water damage in the two story staff house/dorm unit. We have used the fund that was designated for projects like this, and we believe that the Lord will finish project. Thank you, partners for your prayers and support! God bless you.
Adolfo took a team to the county land fill in Piedras Negras. This is an above ground land fill which looks more like a man made mountain than what usually comes to mind as a landfill. There are people who work there, of course, but there are people who make their living on whatever useful
Even though it is hot there are still people who need ministry, and Adolfo seeks them out. Jesus told Peter to “Feed my lambs” which, of course refers to the ministry of the Word of God, which we do, but it also includes meeting the physical needs of people who can be reached by the
Fabiola is operating a daycare in Piedras Negras as a ministry. She has a handful of precious children to care for and to teach the principles of faith in God. They have a good time even though it is too hot to play outside. The faces are blurred for privacy out of respect for the
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