Ramon and Norma are doing street/door to door ministry in Piedras Negras. The process involves looking for opportunities to help people who are in need, then meeting the need. This opens the hearts of the people to the Gospel, making it possible to minister the Lord Jesus to them. Entire families are won this way.
Adolfo and his team feed children and minister the Gospel. Backpacks are always useful! Thank you Partners for your prayers and support!
Dr. Romo sent word of the activities of evangelists in Southern Mexico. He told me: This is some of the continued work in Yahalon Chiapas. I am rejoicing and extremely thankful to our Lord and Savior for the role we all play in taking the wonderful salvation message to these places deep in Mexico. Thank
Adolfo and his team are working a neighborhood that they have visited before. They gathered the children, taught them about Jesus, distributed toys, and brought dinner. The families welcome this team since the evangelists help them by feeding, entertaining, and teaching the children about Jesus. This makes the children behave better at home and at
The daycare ministry in Piedras Negras continues to operate. The environment is bright, tranquil, and filled with Bible related teaching. Fabiola operates the service for families who must have help caring for their children during the day, but they want the children to be cared for by believers so that they will not have to
Pedro is planting for Spring at Rancho Jovenes del Rey. The tractor is rented from a local farmer who helps Pedro with the Organic farm project. This year, he is planting corn, watermelon, pumpkin, chili, tomato, cucumber, and some medical herbs. The farm is part of the medical ministry project. nutrition is a vital foundation
Adolfo, being an evangelist, often partners with local pastors in whose ministry he has confidence. This kind of teamwork makes the efforts much more productive than simply establishing rapport with the community, then not having the means to offer discipleship teaching. In this neighborhood, the people are hungry for the word of God. Of course
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
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