Wednesday, May 22, 2013

April 2013

Dear friends, 
Last week we had our national student conference with Student Life.  Thank you for praying for us and for this time that is so key in the ministry in Mexico.  They were some intense days but we would like to share with you that by the grace of God it was a success.  Students from many parts of the country came to learn about how they could start a movement on their campus.  We had morning prayer times, workshops, conferences, fellowship, baptisms, it was truly a time that we could see God working in the lives of many students.
In particular I would like to share about the participants from Chihuahua.  They drove 18 hours to be with us despite the fact that they don’t have a Student Life movement there; they were very excited for the conference.  I met Patricio last October at the Christian Expo in Mexico City where I invited him to attend the conference, along with some college students from the church, where he is a college student ministry leader together with his wife they have made a great effort.  At the end of the conference they shared how God has used this time to grow their hearts for God, His mission, and for their city.
Michelle, one of the participants from Chihuahua wrote:  “Thank you so much for all your support, for being able to be there in this key time to take part in this opportunity to be taught how to reach college students in Chihuahua and Mexico.”  Every student felt very challenged to start something new on their campuses.
















Thank you so much for your support in prayer during this time.  Here are a few pictures where you can see a few of the activities that took place.
 


Prayer requests:
That the students would apply what God has taught them during this week of the conference.That God would use the students to begin new movements on campuses where there currently aren’t movements.That we would continue to serve students the best way possible who want to see their campuses transformed by the gospel.


Luis, Elizabeth, Leah and baby Pomares













             

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