I learned yesterday evening the Adolfo has been unable to visit Marte because he had been unable to obtain the car tag required to drive in the interior of Mexico. He now has obtained the tags, and is preparing the trip. He hopes to make the trip next week. We are all for that! The
One of Adolfo’s success stories is a special young lady who will not be named for privacy reasons. We have permission to tell her story. Adolfo met her six or more years ago and worked with her to teach her the Gospel. She used to dress like a boy, but with the missionary’s encouragement, she
Northern Mexico and South Texas have been in drought conditions for several years, but the lack of rain is severe this year. Drought in combination with high fuel prices is making it difficult for farmers to transport food from areas where it can be grown to their own fields so that the farm animals can
Adolfo and his team minister food, gifts, and the Gospel to children in Piedras Negras. This kind of ministry brightens the day for so many children. They are always happy to receive a visit from missionaries who care for them and for their souls. Though the children are relatively easy to reach, the lasting benefits
Adolfo’s team participated in a meeting of the Bread of Life church feeding center. The team brought refreshments and ministered the Gospel. These brave young people came out to have church, and we praise the Lord for their drive. The day was cold and the COVID restrictions are still influential, though the enforcement has become
Pedro uses benevolence to open the door to evangelize a neighborhood in Piedras Negras. Children from Fabiola’s daycare are busy packing gift bags for Pedro to later distribute as he engages people who are open to receiving and talking with him about Jesus. The weather was cold during this excursion, making the people who were
Adolfo’s team recently ministered supplies and Gospel to some people who are ill. Some of them suffer from chronic diseases, others from injuries. These families are in a helpless condition and need the Gospel. Though Adolfo is not trained in medicine, he ministers with what he has. Jesus counts ministry to the helpless as ministry
Adolfo delivered food, the Gospel and prayer for children and families in an unnamed neighborhood of Piedras Negras (yes, Piedras Negras is a big city with many dozens of neighborhoods and districts. We are reaching out to minister to them all, but the process is slow. Thank you, Partners for the prayers and support that
Cooking class does not sound impressive by itself, but these classes introduce the families to new kinds of recipes and ingredients that go beyond those that have been passed down for generations in the villages. Food can be either medicine or toxic, slowly weakening the body and subjecting it to inflammation and degenerative disease. Though
Recently Dr. Romo and his wife, Alice hosted a meeting which included programs from the state Cultural Mission. The program teaches and demonstrates nutrition, small family gardening, soil preparation, bread and sweetbread making, basic to intermediate nursing, food preparation and conservation, music, carpentry, an electrician apprentice program, and a small business program. Mision Cultural is
Adolfo and his team minister to the widows, orphans, dispossessed, and anyone who will listen. Thank God for evangelists, the world needs them much more than it knows! Jesus is coming again to judge the world in righteousness and to establish his kingdom. The soon coming of Jesus usually is easy for skeptics to mock,
Ramon and Norma minister the Gospel to people on the streets in Piedras Negras. Often the door opener to the Gospel is as simple is food and water to the hungry body. After the gift, the hunger and thirst of the soul can be addressed. I am thankful that it is warmer in Northern Mexico
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