Dear Bretheren:
Please receive a warm greeting from Jesus Castellano, Prince of Peace Church, and its mission in Reynosa.
I am happy to communicate that the Lord's work is growing. With His help, we now have established seven churces and are presntly extending ourselves to a new area: having open-air street meetings for lack of land or building. Property is avalable for purchase, however we are still in debt with $8,000.00: $5,000.00 for Triumphant Entry Church and $3,000.00 for Emmaus Church. Our ladies' groups are diligently working but it is not enough. This is my reason for seeking economic input of sources to co-operate with us in meeting this need as time is runing short for availability of property.
If you desire to send your assistance with the Lord's help, please forward same to the address indicated as Pastor Cloud is a trustworthy friend.
May God bless you, we continue to pray for you and are lifting this need to open new areas/fields of ministry.
Pastor Jesus Castellano
May God bless you, we continue to pray for you and are lifting this need to open new areas/fields of ministry.
Pastor Jesus Castellano
c/o David E. Cloud
P.O. Box 181
Pharr, TX 78577-0181
He told me that they have been having church services in the street because they have so many people that they all can't fit behind the building. Where I was this week (where we had VBS) they didn't even have a church building. They had a tarp draped behind a building. They used this building as a bakery/mission. The name was Pan de Vida (bread of life) evangelical mission. They sold bread to people and shared the Lord with them at the same time. It was an awesome ministry. I will tell more about it in my next entry. For now, off to bed since it is almost 6am and we are leaving for the beach in like 3 hours! God bless you all and I shall write again soon!
PHil
P.O. Box 181
Pharr, TX 78577-0181
He told me that they have been having church services in the street because they have so many people that they all can't fit behind the building. Where I was this week (where we had VBS) they didn't even have a church building. They had a tarp draped behind a building. They used this building as a bakery/mission. The name was Pan de Vida (bread of life) evangelical mission. They sold bread to people and shared the Lord with them at the same time. It was an awesome ministry. I will tell more about it in my next entry. For now, off to bed since it is almost 6am and we are leaving for the beach in like 3 hours! God bless you all and I shall write again soon!
PHil