Category: prayer letters
Wallace’s Missionary Prayer Letter February 1, 2024 (Dec. ‘23. – Jan. ‘24)
Dear Pastors, Friends and Family,
February 1, 2024 (Dec. ‘23. – Jan. ‘24)
Greetings in Jesus’ Name from Mexico City! This year is off to a good start with people being saved, baptized and discipled. Before I go any further, I want to thank you all for your prayers, support and encouragement last year. Thanks also to those who gave extra to us for Christmas. I had a real bad sinus infection for 2 months at the end of last year due to the pollution and had five appointments with my Jewish doctor. The appointments opened doors to witness and talk about all that is going on in Israel. We’ve added another day of the week going out witnessing as a church this year. It is not the theme of our church this year, but I believe we need to do MORE in 2024. We made a quick trip to Texas in December to see our doctors and pick up Bibles, tracts, donated clothes (from two supporting churches) and Christmas Joy Gift Bags (from Directline Ministries). We were able to give the clothes to our church family, orphans and some visitors. We also had a big gospel outreach one Saturday last month … Read More »
Wallace’s Missionary Prayer Letter December 1, 2023 (Oct. ‘23. – Nov. ‘23)
Dear Pastors, Friends and Family,
December 1, 2023 (Oct. – Nov. ‘23)
Greetings in Jesus’ Name from Mexico City! We notice a few good patterns here that we have seen again these last two months. First, we see people saved that we witness to because their family members are Christians. Mary witnessed to Melissa and she was saved. Afterwards, Melissa shared a story how her mom who lived in another part of Mexico read the Bible faithfully, prayed, always went to church and was so happy. But Melissa’s mom died recently. Melissa then asked Mary “Now that I am a Christian, will I see my mom again in Heaven?” to which Mary responded “yes” then Melissa gave Mary a big hug. A man in our church named Valdemar witnessed to a lady named Mariana. She said she had a family member that entered into the U.S. (maybe illegally) and he got saved at a Baptist church that had a Spanish ministry. Her family member had been witnessing to her and then she told Valdemar, “I now understand. I want to be saved” and she trusted Christ as Savior. Mary & I knocked on a lady’s door named Trinidad who was a Christian. … Read More »