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Baptisms at our house
Baptizing Yahaira at our house. God is Good!
Baptizing Remedios at La Pólvora
Baptizing Laura Elena from Tierra blanca at our house. There’s no running water at her house.
We try to visit, feed, and share the Gospel with the people at the old folks home. Most of them are street people who have been forgotten by their families.
Church at Don Simon’s house in La Pólvora
La Pólvora is one of our favorite places!
We travel to other states to train disciples
What’s in this goodie bag from the gringos?
Lollipops! Always a favorite!
Visiting Reyes and Remedios at their home
Guadalupe and Mikiela sitting in the doorway during Bible study- it was crowded in that little block house!
Our landlord, Graciela! Building relationships!
Welcome home!
Angel teaching at VBS
Leaving Bible study
Teens need to be reached with children’s events like this
Teens need special events for their ages
VBS with older children
Yasir loves his new Bible! He’s a miracle story!
playing during Bible study
Kids saying their memory verse
The little ones are loved by Jesus!
Evelin loves her Bible and loves to sing songs from the blue folder with us!
These ladies are the first salvations at the ranch in 2016.
46 people attended our first Bible study at the ranch, but unfortunately it was bc they heard the gringos were there, and maybe they were hoping for handouts. All we had to give them were Bibles.
Jami and Phil Covone
April 2017, we had just given goodie bags to the children.
Some of the children of Tierra Blanca, a very poor community around the city of San Luis Potosi
Phil and Jami Covone
Bible study outside at Simon’s property
In October, Mexicans celebrate the Day of the Dead by putting their dead relatives’ favorite foods and items at an altar for them. They pray that their relative will visit the altar during the night, and say they sometimes wake up to missing food.
Mexican Roman Catholicism teaches the people to worship the Virgin Guadalupe, a vision had by Juan Diego in the 1500. She was never real, but they worship her.
People in Mexico worshipping the dead
During the Procession of Silence, which takes place in the Plaza del Carmen in downtown San Luis Potosi every year on Good Friday night at 8:00pm, people dress up this way and walk around the city carrying heavy objects, in mourning over Jesus’ death. Nothing is mentioned of His resurrection!
preaching at a church in a neighboring state, after training them in evangelism and discipleship
Phil and Jami visited a school and taught an English lesson
preaching at a village church on a mountain in the Huasteca Indian region
Bible study at Tierra Blanca
Giving out Christmas gift bags to children in 2016
Love this family in Tierra Blanca!
Mexican Roman Catholicism teaches the people to worship the Virgin Guadalupe, a vision had by Juan Diego in the 1500. She was never real, but they worship her.
Chapel to the Holy Death, a cult in San Luis Potosi
Phil with two children at VBS at the ranch
Jami and Remedios
teaching Bible stories at a Bible study we lead in a home
Bible study at the ranch
Led two English students to Christ
Phil and Simon at the ranch
hanging out with the boys
witnessing to the car wash man
sharing Christ in the Walmart parking lot
Phil leading a youth to Christ
praying with a man who was sick
baptism of Remedios at the ranch
preaching at a village church on a mountain in the Huasteca Indian region
sharing Christ in one of the downtown plazas
sharing Christ in one of the downtown plazas
preaching at our home church in San Luis Potosi, Mexico
preaching an anniversary service at a mission church in our city
Phil preached at the elderly home
Phil and Jami visited a school and taught an English lesson
Bible study at the home of Javier and Yahaira