Mexico Ministry Highlights

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The Day of the Dead (is not a Tim Burton Film)

Rather it is a holiday celebrated throughout Mexico on the 1st and 2nd of November.

While visiting the mall the other day we came across this display for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

I Will Rest in You . . .

Last week I preached at our home church in Mexico City on Resting in God's Rest. You would think resting would be easy, but as I've learned these last few years, it's not as easy as it sounds. For instance, whenever I face a challenge I like to think it through, make a plan, and then to the best of my ability make it happen. But sometimes, no matter what I try to do, nothing works. Or it gets worse.

Much worse.

Check this Out!

I like to find good news in my inbox. And today is a good news day.

For months Assemblies of God World Missions (AGWM) has been updating and designing a new website to make it easier to give online.

Hey, for a missionary and their supporters that is very good news!

So if you are a current supporter (or you would like to be - hint, hint) check out the new site.

The link above (under the blog title) will also get you there.

Through the new site you can give a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter.

Go ahead. Click on the link.

Seriously, it's not like you're doing anything important anyway. And if you don't, the thought will haunt you for the rest of the day. So you might as well give in and Click on the Link :)

BARK If You Love Jesus

A dog is one of the remaining reasons why some people can be persuaded to go for a walk. ~O.A. Battista

Our Schnauzer Jack convinces Stuart to go for a walk at least twice a day. Usually though, it's a great opportunity to meet and talk with people as Jack has a tendency to greet and sniff every person, dog, tree, and rock in the park.

The other day, Jack ran over to two guys sitting on a bench. They struck up a conversation with Stuart and talked about a myriad of topics including, "What do you think of the world ending in 2012?" Taking the bait, Stuart (armed with all his hard-earned Spanish) delved into his testimony and the hope he found in Christ years ago.

Hmmm, dog-inspired evangelism. Maybe we're on to something.

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