Family “Harvest” Festival

It rained on Saturday night which kept Trick-O-Treaters off of the streets.  But our congregation got together to offer games, goodies and snacks for the kids as an alternative to Halloween.  There were lots of homemade games, costumes and great food to share with the families.

Just hanging out

Taking a break from her schedule, Kiana picked up some of the girls from the youth group to teach them to prepare a meal and a dessert.  There was lots of laughing and some good “hanging out” time.

More Preaching on 1 Peter

While I’ve had a chance to saturate the church with studies in 1 Peter, some of our students participating in our in-depth study get to preach a message from the letter.  Gerardo taught this week and is also flooding the men’s meeting with the same study.

Visiting Tizayuca

We continue to pray for Pastor Domingo’s wife, Tere, as she undergoes chemotherapy.  We visited his church to encourage the congregation and to invite the youth to our conference and concert on Nov. 14.  They are excited about the time we’ll spend together.

Lot of running

With some new kids coming to the youth meeting, we had fun getting to meet them.  While Diego and I are in charge of the lesson, youth leaders guide our times together and select the games they want to play.

Handing out invitations

Creating a greater presence in the area where we’ve started a morning service, 4 of us went out early in the morning to hand out free Christian magazines with our service times as well as a flyer about our music classes. We targeted the parents for them to give these magazines to their children.

Praying for the World

An important element of our Tuesday night prayer meetings is praying for the different countries in the world and their needs.  Can you tell how many countries we’ve prayed for?