MAKE A DIFFERENCE, ONE AT A TIME
MEETING PHYSICAL & SPIRITUAL NEEDS ON THE BORDER IN MEXICO
Planting Seeds
You have planted seeds in Mexico. Yes, you may have planted seeds in the soil of our garden and seen what it produced, but we’re talking about the seeds you have planted in the people here on the border in Mexico.
With your donations, your prayers, and your presence here, you have planted and watered seeds in the lives of adults and children most in need. And together, we have watched God make those seeds grow and change lives.
We’ve shared stories of those who have seen their lives changed through a seed that was planted years ago by Faith Ministry and friends like you. And we encourage you to think about where you plant seeds – where you dedicate your time, energy, and resources – and consider planting a seed here in Mexico.
“…God makes the seed grow. The one who plants and the one who waters work together with the same purpose.” – 1 Corinthians 3:7-8
Christmas Fiestas in Mexico
As is Faith Ministry tradition, we will be hosting Christmas fiestas this December. We will have a fiesta for all of the families that we’ve built homes for this year with songs, prayer, grocery packages, toys, and a good meal; fiestas for our children at our different nutrition programs; and a fiesta for our staff. In addition to these fiestas, we will also deliver grocery packages door-to-door. In total, we hope to be able to bless more than 1,000 people through our fiestas this year.
COME TO MEXICO
Volunteering in Mexico is an incredible experience; it is an affordable and meaningful mission trip for both adults and youth, and we make the planning as easy as possible!
STAY IN THE LOOP
September News: New Skills, Great Friends & Joy for the Future
What a marvelous time we had celebrating the ladies in our sewing program earlier this month! We were thrilled to celebrate five women who successfully completed the program.
August News: Back to School, VBS, & New Projects
With the arrival of August comes the excitement of a new school year! Just as students across the United States are heading back to the classroom, students here in Mexico are doing the same.
Miguel Waited 10 Years for This Moment
Miguel had just finished middle school when his parents applied and were approved for a Faith Ministry house; at 15 years old, he stepped up as his family's sweat equity volunteer. At the time, the family of five was living on the $75 his dad made each week running a food cart.