Social responsibility becomes an aspect not of Christian
mission only, but also of Christian conversion. It is
impossible to be truly converted to God without being
thereby converted to our neighbour.
John Stott
To make things look like London–for next week’s VBS. Register today
I have been drawn to Mexico ever since I visited on a short term trip about four years ago. The ministry is called Isaiah 55 (http://www.isaiah55.org/) and is located in Reynosa, Mexico. I would encourage you to watch the promotional video on the front page to get a better understanding of the ministry. I55 is a grace-based mission that evangelizes the communities of Mexico through the education of the Deaf along with other side ministries. The missionaries in Reynosa have become a second family to me over the years and I am so excited to get to see them again. It was on a medical trip with this team that the Lord solidified my passion for nursing.I will be leaving this Saturday, July 14th and will be gone until the beginning of August. At this point, I am going this summer to simply be an extra set of hands. But flexibility is the name of the game. My days will vary but I will be doing something along the lines of construction, cooking, VBS, helping future missionaries move down, prayer walking, and spending time with the students and Mexican neighbors……God is so evidently at work in Reynosa, despite what you see on the news. Many of the student’s parents have come to Christ over the past year through discipleship groups and I can’t wait to tell you more about it once I get there. As John Piper has said time and time again- “The goal of missions is the gladness of the peoples in the greatness of God.” And this is what I’m praying we will see one day in Reynosa.I would love for you to be praying for me while I’m gone and the ministry in general. Please be praying for travel safety, physical safety while I am in Reynosa, that I will be an encouragement to the missionaries, and a light for Christ during my time there.Thank you for walking alongside me over the years with my involvement in Reynosa, I am truly grateful for everyone who has prayed with me, prayed for me, and just been there for me in so many other ways. Each one of you has played a vital part and I can’t thank you enough. I will try to send out a few emails while I am there to update you on what God is doing in the crazy, but wonderful city of Reynosa!
Global Partner Josh Dickenson update from Sunday’s prayer request –
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thanks so much for your prayers and for helping me to stay
connected to CCC! It’s always an encouragement to hear back and know that people are praying. The tribal issues seem to have calmed in the district and I’ve been able to coordinate some repairs through local technicians
until I can return. Still waiting on the truck…
Joshua Dickenson, Ph.D.
Water Resources, Development, and Quality Consultant
World Harvest Mission
Bundibugyo, Uganda
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