Podcasts about mexico mission

Today is the fifth Sunday of Lent and we will focus our reflection on John 13:1-17, The Foot-washer. This is our Mexico Mission trip commissioning service. We will reflect on what it looks like to be a servant; to be willing to humble ourselves, to place the needs of others first, making serving a part of our character, and a regular part of our life journey as we follow in Jesus' footsteps. We will reflect on how washing feet is also an image of Jesus washing away our sins.

Pastor Micah and the members of the Mexico Mission's Trip team took time to share about their recent amazing mission's trip to serve in Aguascalientes and Central Mexico February 20-26th! 

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In 1914, nine Fethard volunteers lost their lives whilst saving others. Current Helm Eoin Bird on the family members who made the ultimate sacrifice Selfless. Dependable. Trustworthy. Courageous. These are the values that RNLI crew members live by. And they were perhaps never more in evidence than in February 1914, when, in a vicious storm, Fethard volunteers went to the aid of the schooner, Mexico. What followed was an epic 3-day ordeal. Present-day Fethard crew member Eoin Bird tells the story of what happened to the crew of the lifeboat, Helen Blake, shining a light on a disaster that remains one of the most tragic and courageous in RNLI history. 200 Voices is produced by Adventurous Audio for the RNLI     Interview by Adventurous Audio  Soundtrack composed and performed by Jon Nicholls     The RNLI is a charity celebrating 200 years of saving lives at sea - find out more at RNLI.org/200    

July 29-August 7, 2023: A team from LHC traveled to New Mexico to serve the Navajo. Listen to their testimonies above. You can also view photos from the trip on our facebook page.

As part of our Living Stones series, some of our team that recently returned from La Palmilla, Mexico shared what they experienced and how God spoke to them on the trip.

The post The Martinez’ Mexico mission update (DC summer camp 2023) appeared first on Disciples Church.

Rodriguez (Cronin) Mexico Mission Update from June 11, 2023 at the Clarence Church of Christ, Clarence, NY

Pastor Scott left Jeremy in charge to discuss what is going on with the Mexico Mission team

Mexico Mission - 2022 by NoLimits Church - Sunday Messages

Join us this week as the team that went to Mexico shares the amazing experiences they had while building a home and meeting the needs of people while in Mexico

Listen to testimonies from the team that went down to Mexico to build houses over spring break. Both 1st and 2nd services are on this episode. 

Dave and Jess share about how God is leading them to the mission field in Mexico and challenge us to consider what is our mission field.

We're back! I already miss the church in Monterrey and their affection so much! In this episode I talk about our trip to Mexico and some of the things God taught me. Also I referenced episode #72, “Retreat into the Wilderness”, in case you want to go back to that and take a listen. If you have any questions, prayer requests or would like a physical Bible feel free to DM on Instagram or send me an email at WalkWithJesusPodcast@gmail.com

To finalize our Mission's Week (Turned into Mission's Month), our Mexico Mission's team returns with a report that of how God touched and worked in Mexico.

[04/21/2021] John Pigg-Mexico Mission Report

Mexico Mission Trip Report (10-18-2020) by FBC Meridian TX

On the way home from a mission trip to Xilitla, Mexico earlier this year, our team recorded this roundtable discussion about our experience with Our Infinite God during the week. We hope you'll enjoy hearing from some great friends of ours in this unique episode!

From February 27th through March 8th, 21 people from Young Adults traveled to Puebla, Mexico to lead a Christian Camp for missionary kids and third culture kids. God did an inredible work through our team - check out the podcast to hear some amazing...

As our Mexico Mission's Group returns, Tim Crouch offers a word on how the Lord needed him to be vulnerable in order to help effectively teach and love others.

This is a report from our recent small mission team to San Vicente Mexico. www.casadelpastor.com

The Mexico Mission team returns and we hear of some of the miraculous thing God did this past week. The post Mexico Mission Trip Miracles appeared first on Revival Life Church Boca Raton, Fl.

Mexico Mission Our Missionary Nicky Peña shares about her ministry in Mexico. Support Nicky and Arnulfo's mission here: https://www.globalpartnersonline.org/missionary/wm04-0220/   Crossroads – about heaven, earth, and the journey in between. www.crossroadsjourney.com www.facebook.com/crossroadsjourney

Speaker or Performer: Fr. Seth Kellermann Scripture Passage(s): Luke 10:38-42 Date of Delivery: July 21, 2019

Matthew 25:34-41 The post Rev David G Watermulder: “Matthew 25 and Mexico Mission” (07/14/2019) appeared first on Presbyterian Church of Los Gatos.

This episode is taking place from the mission field, Ensenada Mexico! Join host Chad Davidson as he interviews friends, Armand and Nico, and finds out what it's like to witness to young people in today's secular climate.

Today on the podcast, Sean speaks with Chris Santos the 6th grade, Pastor in Elevate regarding the recent Mexico missions trip with the 6th graders. Chris along with 9 other adults took 9 - 6th graders, a junior high student and a high school student on a 5-day Mexico Mission trip. The team flew from Northern California to San Diego and then rented minivans and drove over the border. They went to work with SOW Ministries (Serving Orphans and Widows) in Mexico. Each day was full of amazing ministry opportunities and outreach. Chris gives detailed information of their day to day schedule. The great opportunity with SOW is that they will plan everything, all you have to do is get your team there. Partnering with a local organization is the smart way to do a mission trip because they know the area and the needs of the people in that area. Have a question about preteen ministry or a unique preteen ministry idea that we can feature on our podcast? Send it to podcast@fourfivesix.org. Looking for a great community of preteen leaders that you can plug into? Join us at http://fourfivesix.org/.

So what happens when we bring #JesusIsBigEnough south of the border? 

The Mexico Mission team share about their trip to the FFHM mission in Oaxaca and then Michael describes how the story of Ruth is a beacon of light in a dark time.

The congregation was originally known as the "Gulf of Mexico Mission with Cayo Hueso". The local history informs us that it was Reverend George Lister, who established the mission in Key West. It was seen as vital to extending the English Wesleyan Methodism to Cuba. While missionaries were sent to Cuba, the overall effort did not produce the hoped for results. Because Catholicism was firmly entrenched in Cuba, and Methodism, was unable to gain many converts. The congregation in Key West remained as the Mission but for a short time, until it became known as Trinity Wesleyan Methodist Church. This was the only English Wesleyan Methodist Church in the United States. While Methodist societies existed in America as early as 1760, by the late 1800s had become very much its own entity having an independent connection since 1784. Despite the early presence of Methodism in America, the Key West congregation has never held in association with the American Methodist Church. British Methodist, were not without their factions. In the earlier years, various branches of Methodism sent numerous missionaries out around the world and the English Wesleyan Methodist were no exception. The Bahamas district of the British Connecxion had been established for the area that later included most of the Caribbean. It was through this line that the Key West church had its humble beginnings. The present Mance was built in 1912, primarily from a cargo of Dade County pine that was salvaged from a ship that had wrecked on the reef. While this was long past the days of the islands famous ship wrecking days, wrecks still occurred. Some research regarding the shipwreck suggests that it may have been a vessel that was found derelict between the Tennessee reef and Coffin Patch and floating upside down in the fall of 1906. The derelict vessels name was not recorded in the Admiralty court records. The vessel's cargo was lumber. There was not enough wood to complete the entire house, so other material was used randomly in order to prevent a large single location of termite-susceptible wood, according to the builder's son, Alfred Milton Evans, two of the ship's masts were salvaged to find new use as columns on the house. One of the masts became the right front porch column in the corner opposite tower. It's unknown, however, which column is the other former ship mast. The Manse was originally roofed with wooden shingles. The present tin shingle roof was installed entirely by the late AM Evans when he was in his 40s, shortly before he became blind. The house contained a total of 10 rooms. The Manse when built, was designed to withstand sustained hurricane winds of 125 miles an hour, with gusts of 150 miles an hour. Under the clapboard siding, the Manse has a layer of diagonal Board of Dade County pine, each board is fully one inch thick, and roughly 14 inches wide. Water from the Manse came from the church roof as well by the back porch. The first church building extended out over the cistern covering about two thirds of it based on the dimensions the cistern and holds about 20,000 gallons of water. It's not really known what yearr the system was constructed. The church first built in 1901, seated 500 people and had a small pipe organ. This building was destroyed in the 1909 hurricane, the building's remains were salvaged and a new facility built, only to be destroyed by another hurricane a year later. The current building on this location was built in 1924, and it was designed to withstand sustained hurricane winds of 150 to 175 miles an hour. In the 1940s, tired of the difficulty in getting ministers from England, the congregation voted to become Presbyterian. A large group that did not favor that change split off and went around the corner to build their own church, retaining the original name - Trinity Wesleyan Methodist Church. Two congregations with common routes were divided by only a name. And it was today December 12, 1893, that the Reverend George Lester founded the Trinity Wesleyan Methodist Church in Key West. The ministers from the church came from the Bahamas, but during the Depression, this stopped. It was on May 12, 1931, that the church officially changed its denomination to Presbyterian. And that's what happened today in Key West history. Today in Key West History is brought to you by 43 Keys Media. If you're interested in all things that are going on in the beautiful Florida Keys, visit http://43keys.com. You can also get this program as well as others as an Alexa flash briefing. Just tell Alexa to "Play Today in Key West History as your flash briefing."  Resources: Florida Memory The Key West Citizen

Crossroads – about heaven, earth, and the journey in between. www.crossroadsjourney.com www.facebook.com/crossroadsjourney Mexico Mission Pastor Michael and Hannah share about their week on mission in Mexico and how God continually showed up in unexpected ways.

In 2018 we sent a team of 13 youth and adults to Mexico where they had an incredible time serving the Mexican people of San Quintin. They built a house for a single mother and her 3 children, put on a soccer camp for the kids from the community, lead a VBS and spent time doing various outreaches in the area.During the trip several people came to Christ as there Lord and Savior, the team was part of seeing people healed and the Holy Spirit moved in the lives of the team.Mexico Missions is an opportunity to make a long term kingdom impact into the life of a local family, local community, and the local church. I hope and pray you will consider joining us on our adventure this year. If you are interested or have any extra questions please feel free to contact me at the church.This year we will be building another house for a family in need and will have several options for outreach to the community.Click the button below for more information about next years trip.

Mexico Missions TripIn 2018 we sent a team of 13 youth and adults to Mexico where they had an incredible time serving the Mexican people of San Quintin. They built a house for a single mother and her 3 children, put on a soccer camp for the kids from the community, lead a VBS and spent time doing various outreaches in the area.During the trip several people came to Christ as there Lord and Savior, the team was part of seeing people healed and the Holy Spirit moved in the lives of the team.Mexico Missions is an opportunity to make a long term kingdom impact into the life of a local family, local community, and the local church. I hope and pray you will consider joining us on our adventure this year. If you are interested or have any extra questions please feel free to contact me at the church.Next year we will be building another house for a family in need and will have several options for outreach to the community.THE DETAILSWhen: August 11-17 2019Agency: We will be working with one of our Partner Ministries One Life One Chance Ministries. You can find out more about this ministry at onelifeonechance.ca.Where: San Quintin, Baja California is the location of the base. The secure base is a beautiful oasis caller Los Olivos a 5 acre parcel of land owned by One Life One Chance Ministries. It has an indoor kitchen, green grass, hot showers, volleyball court, soccer field, playground and a pool. For lodging we will be staying in newly built dorms.Travel: We fly from Bellingham Washington to San Diego and then we have a 6 hour drive by chartered coach bus to San Quintin Mexico. We may spend the day in San Diego for some recreation and overnight in a hotel and leave early the next morning.Why: One Life is using the base in San Quintin to connect with indigenous ministries by being a neutral ministry site and using the property as a base camp for serving teams and the community. Providing shelter for the broken and needy, offsite outreach can be as large as a new home or a meal through community outreach. All of this is done through the local church.Cost: $895 CAD – includes accommodations, food, a coach bus from San Diego to San Quintin and back, transportation in San Quintin Admin fees and a T-Shirt. (Airfare, immunizations, group insurance, spending money, travel meals, hotel and excursions in San Diego are extra) Fundraising: We will be putting together a few fundraisers but the bulk of the cost will be yours. Last year most members raised all their money through fundraising.Who: This trip is open to any adults and student (presently in grades 9-12). Children & youth younger than Grade 9 may join the team if accompanied by a parent. Subject to leader's approval.Required: Valid Canadian passport, Bible, spending money, servant heart, great attitude.Registration: Forms will be posted in the New Year.

Sharing of the faithfulness of God as we step out in faith

We celebrate communion and then the Mission Trip who went to Baja, Mexico share about their trip and how they experienced God and His ministry.

The church exists to be on mission in the world. Our Mexico Mission Team will share from their experiences with God in San Quentin, MX.

Songs and testimonies from this year's Mexico Mission Trip.

Songs and testimonies from this year's Mexico Mission Trip.

Mexico Team sharing stories during service. What does it look like to love your neighbour in another country, another culture, an impoverished region so far removed from our own?

April 24, 2016 - Come Build Hope - Mexico Mission Sunday by CCV Media

Reflections by team members of 2016 Mexico missions trip

Join the Adventure on the Mexico Missions Team.Click the link for more information.

Aug 2, 2015 12:00 PM "Please listen in as some of our church members that went on the Family Mexico Mission trip last month share their testimonies and experiences from this wonderful missionary experience."

Mexico Mission Team

January 4, 2015 Sermon, St. Mark's Lutheran Church by the Narrows, Tacoma, WA Pastor Jan Ruud & Mexico Mission Team Members

October 5, 2014 // Mexico Mission Report // Cliff Tucker

How bricks and mortar can bring judgement or joy. What is God's plan for your life? Genesis 11:1-9 For more information about Cross Stone Church, visit us at www.crossstonechurch.org.

Our team of ten took a 10 day trip to serve at Bill and Tammy Wood's church, orphanage and ranch in Chiapas. Chiapas is the southern-most state of Mexico.

Our team of ten took a 10 day trip to serve at Bill and Tammy Wood's church, orphanage and ranch in Chiapas. Chiapas is the southern-most state of Mexico.

Testimonies from the team who returned this week from the mission trip to Huachinera, Mexico.

Testimonies from the team who returned this week from the mission trip to Huachinera, Mexico.

A summer series on the book of James.

A summer series on the book of James.

The Lopez family share what the home that Main Street Church built means to them.