Our most recent trip was to Tuxtepec Oaxaca. There we have teamed up with a hard working Pastor and his church. Since working with him, we have seen over 100 salvations and have been able to supply with at least 300 Bibles and several thousand pounds of food.

   On a recent trip we held prayer and healing services in two churches. We give glory to God for the results as we saw over 50 answered prayers in the areas of healing and salvation! We now have received invitation to some new churches.

   Some of our work has been concentrated in an area known as a squatters camp which at this time houses over 200 families. As well as an area near a dam which has several islands and an estimated population of several thousand people. We believe that here, the fields are white for harvest and ready to be worked. Already we are beginning to see positive results.

 

CHIAPAS 

   After Tapachula Chiapas was struck by a hurricane we were able to take in food and other essentials. During that time we also distributed over 1000 Bibles in that devistated area. While there we encountered people who were looking for answers, and Looking to God. During our time there we saw many salvations, healings and deliverances.

   Earlier this year on another trip we were able to give the blessing of over 1000 new Bibles. With help from one of the large local churches we showed  Christian films in several nieghborhoods. We saw a good harvest and are looking forward to a time when we are able to return.

 

   We now have four invitations to the Port of Veracruz to hold prayer and healing services. Also we have recieved requests to continue support to a new soup kitchen and from several churches who are in need of either a building, or repairs on their current structures.

 

   Here our work has been a little different, in that here we are mainly helping and giving encouragement to a local pastor and his church.

 

The Lord has laid out much work for us and we are greateful for the opportunity to serve Him. We also continue to need, and are greateful for the continued prayer and support that we receive from those who have have been given a burden to reach the lost and the needy in Mexico.

 

 

Top Left: The road we took up a mountain to look for a place to build a school room. The road was 16 miles after we left pavement and took 2 hours, which made the trip 3 hours from Tuxtepec Oaxaca. Top right: Is the swinging bridge to the village after we got close enough to walk in. Bottom left: is the village. Bottom right: Is the area that Paul will be building a school room.