Category: prayer letters
Wallace’s Missionary Prayer Letter April 1, 2025 (Feb. ’25 & Mar. ’25)
Dear Pastors, Friends and Family,
April 1, 2025 (Feb. – Mar. ’25)
Greetings in Jesus’ Name from Mexico City! We’ve had a great two months since our last prayer letter. We credit “good months” every month to God’s grace & help, and to your prayers that He answers. We had a Stewardship Conference in February that our church hosted, with visiting preachers as guest speakers, and other visiting churches. The conference was a blessing and spiritually edifying. It wasn’t meant to be an outreach event, but we had many first-time visitors, as well as some saved & baptized each night. Mary took a quick trip to Ohio to be one of the speakers at a Ladies’ Conference. She enjoyed it as did the others. The Spring semester of our Bible Institute started in February. A graduation is scheduled in May for several of the students. Our church attendance continues to be very good, and the workload continues to increase. I hired a young man as an intern, who is in our Bible Institute. His name is David. He is doing a good job and has a love for souls. He witnessed recently to an very elderly lady named Teresa. She was so … Read More »
Wallace’s Missionary Prayer Letter February 1, 2025 (Dec. ’24 & Jan ’25)
Dear Pastors, Friends and Family,
February 1, 2025 (Dec. ’24 – Jan. ’25)
Greetings in Jesus’ Name from Mexico City! We hope you all had a Merry Christmas. Thanks to those who sent cards and gave extra during this time. Happy (belated) New Year to you all. The Lord continues to do a great work here. We are excited about this year.
In December Mary made baked goods (i.e., cookies, caramel corn and muffins). We then wrote a nice letter including the gospel and enclosed Christmas gospel tracts, taking them to our doctors, neighbors, and other people we know. We even gave our Jewish friends and Jewish acquaintances Hanukkah tracts that explains that Jesus is the Messiah & Savior. We have verbally witnessed to all these people before, but we are praying that these “paper missionaries (e.g. tracts)” will continue to speak truth to these very nice, but lost people. There are so many Jews in our immediate area, now over 50,000. We see them everywhere and will focus more on our Jewish outreach this year. It is always a blessing to see people saved in church, but also while we are out knocking doors or in the open-air markets. Mexicans are generally … Read More »