Evangelism has many forms, but each of them seek to bring lost people into the Kingdom of God. Jesus compared evangelism to fishing as he called Peter, Andrew, James, and John (Mark 1:17). Fish are very hard to catch without bait of some form, and so it is with people. As ambassadors of heaven, we
Adolfo’s team ministers to immigrants who need the Gospel of the Kingdom. They came in search of a better way of life. It is a mixed crowd including some who are looking to disrupt and destroy the US. There are strong reasons for supporting legal immigration and resisting illegal immigration. Others are poor and know
Preaching and teaching the Gospel in the villages is also part of the ministry of Pedro and Fabiola. The van that our partners provided for them has helped them to minister around the Rancho Jovenes del Rey mission station and in Piedras Negras. Incomes in the villages are more restricted than those in the cities,
Evangelism to the crowds of immigrants is necessary and productive. We will not always have this opportunity. Please refer to the article that I published February 22, 2023 as “Wise counsel…” since it lays out the foundation for why we are spending so much of our time and resources on a situation that most Americans
Pedro and Fabiola are making the most of the opportunity that we have to minister to the crowds of immigrants who are gathered at the Northern border of Mexico. We are presenting the Gospel and meeting their physical needs. It is the goodness of God that draws men to repentance. The Gospel of the Kingdom
One of the pastors who had a great influence on my life was the late Reverend Terry Simons. He pastored the First Baptist Church of Quemado, TX (where the HKI ministry is headquartered) twenty or so years ago. He was a great friend of mine and a man of faith. During his pastorate in Quemado,
A week or so after Betty returned from the hospital (where she was treated for Pneumonia) we were able to take this picture. Betty and her late husband, Bob founded this ministry in 1980, moved to Eagle Pass. TX in 1985, and opened the first children’s home (Casa del Rey on June 2, 1996 (their
Ramon and Norma minister in several venues. One of the simplest is inviting people into their home with gifts, dinner, and the Gospel of the Kingdom of God (Jesus is Lord). Hospitality is still alive and well in the Church. Norma and Ramon invite people in and offer them useful items, such as clothing or
Dr. and Mrs. Romo have been sending Bibles and Christian literature to missionaries in Chiapas for several years now. There are native ministers actively working in the jungles and villages of Chiapas. They need literature and training. The Romos recently had the opportunity to minister in the area. During their time in the community of
Harvest Ministries is now has a new name. It is Harvest Health International Ministries (HHIM). The ministry was founded and is operated by Dr. and Mrs. Albert Romo, M.D., N.D. His relationship with Hungry Kids International goes back to the early 2000s when we were supporting his missionary work in the villages located in the
Pedro and Fabiola organized a party for the children at a feeding center in Piedras Negras, Mexico. Many of the parents attended as well, increasing the effectiveness of the ministry effort. The children enjoyed the street party, the piñata, the meal, the Bible teaching, and the blanket that they were sent home with. Children are
Christmas is over, but Adolfo continues to reach out to the people he finds in Piedras Negras. The immigrant community is ripe for evangelism, and the overflow from Christmas is still working hard to win souls to Jesus. There are many immigrants in Piedras Negras and most of them are responsive to the advances of
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