Category: prayer letters
Wallace’s Missionary Prayer Letter June 1, 2013 (Apr. – May ‘13)
Dear Pastors, Churches, Friends & Family,
June 1, 2013 (Apr. – May ‘13)
Greetings in Jesus’ Name! We were very busy lately knowing we had just the month of April left in Mexico before heading to the United States for a brief visit. The month of April was a “shaky” time here. We had eight earthquakes during the last two weeks of that month which ranged from 5.2 to 5.9 on the Richter scale. Earthquakes are somewhat common in Mexico City but normally not at that frequency. Looking back on the seismic activity the reason is clear now because this was all a precursor to the violent eruption of the volcano (Popocatepetl) just outside Mexico City. This volcano is normally active letting off steam on a regular basis but this time it spewed out molten lava and showered the neighboring towns with much ash.
The church in Mexico City is doing well and is also very busy. We have had involvement with an orphanage in the area previously but there in a new orphanage that we have just begun to minister in. The orphans come to our church services but we also have times of puppets, preaching, games, gifts and food at their … Read More »
Wallace’s Missionary Prayer Letter April 1 2013 (Feb. – Mar. 2013)
Dear Pastors, Churches, Friends & Family,
April 1st (Feb. – Mar. 2013)
Greetings in Jesus’ Name! It has been a busy couple of months for us with many blessings thanks to your prayers and support. It has also been a sad time in the passing on to glory of my friend and pastor, Dr. Rick Fox, on February 11th. I must say that we are here on the mission field today largely because of his help, prayers, encouragement, etc. My pastor’s life reminds me of what Romans 14:7 says, “For none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself.” His life has and will continue to influence many for God’s glory. Oh how important it is for us Christians to impact and make a difference in the lives of others. Amen!
We have struggled some with allergies recently as it is that time of year here. The allergens and pollution compounded with altitude can make breathing difficult. One blessing to our elevation being well over 9,000 feet here is when the rapture happens, we will have a head start (ha ha). Seriously, many continue to be saved, baptized, join the … Read More »