outreaches went well in December in Acuna, Mexico but
unfortunately, I left Mexico with a tickle in my throat and in
several days, we were all sick with bronchitis. After more than a
month of battling bronchitis, we are finally all coming out of it.
Joshua and I have been working on year end donation receipts
through this challenging time and you will soon be receiving
these in the mail. Sorry if they are a little bit later than usual!<\/p>\n
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<\/a>to use in the Gospel Caravans to reach many people with God\u2019s Word throughout
the towns and cities of Mexico, Beliz, and Guatemala. What an exciting activity to
be involved with!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
In mid-December, Four Winds Trucking from North Dakota, We have been helping a church in Ensenada, Mexico to put a Also, while I am unable to go into Mexico, I will be working on In Christ\u2019s Love, Dear Friends,We pray God\u2019s blessings over your life this new year! One ofthe most challenging Scriptures in the Bible for me, and perhapsfor you as well, is the passage of Scripture where Paul tells us to,\u201cRejoice always\u201d (1 Thess. 5:16). He also tells us, \u201cTo give thanksin all things\u201d (1 Thess. 5:18). With all the … <\/p>\n
picked up a semi-trailer full of ministry supplies from Canby, MN
and Omaha, NE to bring to Laredo, TX. From there a forwarding
agent friend, Alejandro, crossed all the Gospel tracts, booklets
and Books of John into Mexico for distribution. Other ministry
supplies that we will soon cross into Mexico are used steel and
used wood for church construction, blankets, clothes, windows
and doors for churches, a car for a needy pastor, blessing bags,
chairs and many other miscellaneous items. These 16 pallets of
literature have gone to Belize, Guatemala, Mexico and to Dallas,
Texas for distribution. We may distribute some of it in Austin, Tx
as well. To get the literature to Guatemala people put the
literature in bags and a pastor crossed the bags of literature by a
wooden raft over a large river into Guatemala for distribution.<\/p>\n<\/a>
many unreached people. This raft was used to cross the literature from
Mexico into Guatemala.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
roof on its church. The Omicron virus has affected the completion
of the Yaqui Church near Obregon, Mexico, and other projects we
have in central Mexico. We received a call from a close pastor
friend from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico warning me of the dangers of
returning to Mexico as virtually everyone was sick. The hospitals
are full and unable to take new patients for days. There are many
restrictions throughout the city and churches and outreaches
could only have ten people in attendance and any meetings had
to be outside. Please pray for protection over the people of
Mexico and that I will be able to minister in Mexico again soon
personally. Meanwhile, we work through our contacts in Mexico
to spread the Gospel in areas where there are no restrictions.
This is the advantage of this opportunity to spread literature
throughout Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala. The restrictions of
the various countries do not affect the ability of churches and individuals to spread God\u2019s Word. The distributors go out in many small groups all over the city or town with God\u2019s
Word and so God\u2019s Word is spread without restriction.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/figure>\n<\/a>
finish the roof is $1000 which we are praying we can do soon. If you desire
to help, we would be so thankful!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
the book that God has put in my heart to write telling about
God\u2019s protection for us and working through us in Mexico. We
hope to be able to get everything set up to set up our GCOM
Child Sponsorship Program.
Thanks for all that you do to help GCOM to impact souls for
Christ throughout Texas, Mexico, and Latin America. We treasure
your faithful prayer and financial support, and donation of
ministry supplies for Mexico. You and your family are always in
our prayers! We so treasure your partnership with GCOM!<\/p>\n
Rev. Kevin, Sylvia and Joshua Rosendahl<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"