Pedro and Fabiola went visiting in the village of Dolores to find and minister to the children and their families. There is a marked difference between the children who have been attending their Bible studies and children’s church and those who do not. The Gospel makes a big difference in the lives of people everywhere.
Benevolence and tutoring come together as Ramon and Norma minister to both the Mexican children who are behind in their education and also to the children of immigrants who are hoping to enter the United States. Tutoring provides them opportunity to teach Jesus and the Gospel to otherwise busy and distracted people. This service serves
The following pictures were sent to me by Adolfo. They involve several meetings throughout Piedras Negras. I am pleased to see that many of the mothers are being drawn into these meetings and that they are showing interest in the teaching. Adolfo visits, distributes supplies, clothing, refreshments, and ministry of the Word. Though there are
Children’s church at Rancho Jovenes del Rey included ministry of the word of God, games, and agricultural class. Refreshments were provided. Pedro and Fabiola are working diligently to minister through all available channels. Fabiola manages daycare in Piedras Negras four days per week, and they minister to the children in the community on Friday. Pedro
Pedro is cultivating organic corn. Organic corn is nutritious, and the corn silk is medicinal.
In the village that hosts Harvest Ministry’s mission station (the land belongs to the village. This is common in rural Mexico.) there is a water shortage due to drought. Dr. Romo uses a pick-up to haul water from the village water source to the orchards and gardens where the medical plants are grown for the
Adolf ministers in this Piedras Negras neighborhood to 55 children now! He and his team always bring something to attract the crowds, provides some entertainment, then ministers to the children and their families. Backpacks are always needed, summer or winter.
Adolfo took a group of youth recruited from a feeding center in Piedras Negras to a youth camp named Tierra Alta. This is a high point for the year for many of these young people! They were delighted! Youth camp can be counted on for fun, but these people go for a life changing encounter
Ramon and Norma have started tutoring children since school is out. The families of these children cannot afford tutoring, so the parents are delighted with this opportunity. The school system in Mexico is different from ours in the US (not all bad!), and one difference is the financial burden that parents must bear to educate
We operate an organic farm at Rancho Jovenes del Rey in order to provide nourishing/ medicinal food for the entire staff. Pedro was trained in our natural medical school by Instituto Medicina Pastoral Albert Schweitzer and holds a MM (Medical Missionary) degree. Medical classes will resume again, but not immediately, since it will take the
Fabiola enjoys operating her daycare ministry in Piedras Negras four days per week (yes, Pedro helps). This ministry outlet relieves mothers of the need to look for a good environment to watch their children while they work or do their errands. This is a ministry that is focused on the children. These children are protected,
Dr. Romo has been working with the community where his mission station is located to mitigate the damage done by the drought. He is hauling and distributing barley for use mostly by the animals, which would otherwise starve. Rural life in Mexico is difficult and uncertain. The Romos minister to the community through a church,
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