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It’s true that the financial turmoil is affecting seriously every aspect of our lives. The gas prices are creating incredible stress, and are provoking the rise in the price of food and other aspects of our daily lives. Our ministry, just as many other Christian organizations and churches, is feeling the effects of the economical situation, since people cannot give toward missions. But we praise the Lord because although the present situation affects many believers, as much as it is affecting us, through the faithful prayers and financial support we keep sharing the Gospel every day all over Latin America.

According to Romans 12, one of the ways whereby believers are to "be devoted to one another in brotherly love" is by "practicing hospitality" (v. 10, 13). Aída and I have been blessed by the brotherly love demonstrated through the hospitality of dear friends during the last several months. [More]
During these last months the Lord has provided numerous opportunities to expand the radio ministry. The operator in a station in Comayagua told to the owner of another station about our programs, and immediately this person contacted us. Now both stations are transmitting the programs. [More]
God has been blessing our efforts in these last months. Twelve stations that I was able to visit accepted our programs; seven of them are secular. At the same time a believer that holds a position at the Baptist University in Cali has shown a great interest in distributing the programs on his campus. His goal is to spread the message of the Gospel. [More]
Daniel Sandoval

People in our day tend to look for miracles. The strong catholic traditions mixed with “spectacular gifts” are leading many people to believe that saints, virgins, and angels are actively working for the sake of those who need a miracle.

“Repent and return, so that your sins may be wiped away”. That is what Peter told the people that heard that the lame man who used to sit at the gate of the temple was walking (Acts 3:19).
People in our day tend to look for miracles. The strong catholic traditions mixed with “spectacular gifts” are leading many people to believe that saints, virgins, and angels are actively working for the sake of those who need a miracle. All over Latin America it is easy to find radio and TV programs where so-called “gifted messengers of God” perform all kind of miracles.

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