Few people in the world have nothing better to do than listen to someone tell them that they are lost in sin and are desperately in need of the only savior the world will ever have. So we meet the needs that they are much more aware of. Most of the people in these villages
Pricila is a special needs child who came to Casa del Rey while the campas was a girl’s home. The houseparents (Felipe and Angelica) adopted her when the home changed from a children’s home to an evangelistic ministry. They did that to protect her, since there was no other place for her to go, and
Pedro is feeling stronger. Thank you for praying for him. He has suffered from a gastric ulcer, and it has made it difficult for him to do all of his duties for a long time. Clinical medicine helped stabilize him, but the natural methods are proving to be gaining traction. The herbs are in the
Felipe is the administrator our mission stations in Mexico. These include the campus in El Moral, known as Casa del Rey; The house in Piedras Negras that we use as the ministry office, the church, and seminars, Casa Jovenes del Rey; and the Ranch across a river that barely shows up on the map from
Pedro is repairing leak damage at the Rancho Jovenes del Rey mission station house. Thank you to the partners who have been sending designated support for the past few years. This is the kind of project that these moneys are applied to. Thanks to your generosity, we do not have to raise money for the
Adolfo and his team are ministering in one of the neighborhoods of Piedras Negras. These are precious people for whom Christ died. We are very grateful for your interest in our work and Adolfo’s ministry. The children gather for food in a way that reminds me of the stream of children following the ice cream
This year’s crop is maturing. Pedro, Pedrito, and Zoe are pictured working the field. The community is also involved, as Pedro teaches organic farming techniques to many of the young people of the community. Most farmers are in their eighties or beyond, so new young blood is essential to avoid a food collapse. Organically grown
Pricila is a special needs child who came to Casa del Rey when she was a few weeks old. The campus was a home for girls at the time (We operated children’s homes for 30 years). Felipe and Angelica have adopted her and maintain custody of her, providing for her needs. She is cared for
Tutoring is a different style of ministry from stadium preaching, but the end goal is the same: reach, teach, and establish new believers into the Gospel fellowship. Toward this end, Ramon and Norma recruit young people and children who are struggling with their school advancement to help them. In the process of instruction, they are
Adolfo and his team minister in Piedras Negras. This is a neighborhood that has seen the team often recently. The team brings hope, food, supplies, the Gospel, and ministry prayer. It is always a good day to meet Jesus! These families gather quickly and are excited to receive ministry form this team which cares so
Adolfo was able to take a team back to Marte recently, and the people were very happy to see them. It has been many months since it has been possible for him to return. The first problem was the failure of his vehicle. Our partners saw to it that he was able to replace it!
Ramon and Norma have been ministering in one of the same neighborhoods that Adolfo and his team are ministering in. This serves as a followup for the evangelistic efforts of Adolfo. Tutoring meets a vital need for the families of the area, and it is an excellent avenue for teaching the Word of God to
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