THANK YOU LETTER

Dear brothers in Christ;

I am writing this letter to greet you and to express you my gratitude for your prayers and help to our missionary ministry in La Sierra Tarahumara in México.

Over many years God has been good to us in many ways to allow us to continue with the evangelization among these people.

The work here it not easy but we belive the Lord has his plan for these towns and today we are planting the seed of the true in many hearts hoping tomorrow we will see all the result through lives changed with the power of the Gospel and a Church established in this drakness land for the glory of Jesus. It is our daily prayer and the main reason to continue preaching.

At the same time and during the journey we can see the hand of the Lord providing for our needs even in  miracle ways as in this case.

Since, we arrived to La Sierra Tarahumara to start our ministry we notes that one of the most big problems in the area is the lack of drinking water. Many villages in this area every day They face a battle every day for this reason that has worsened in recent years due to the prolonged drought.

We have experienced this problem and also its consequences such as not having water for your basic needs such as washing clothes, washing dishes, giving water to animals and we were not even able to plant a garden for some years because there was no water and it did not rain, etc. .

Without a doubt, in the midst of this, God has taught us to be patient and this was the reason for many prayers, especially during the last 4 years.  But now, the Lord has wanted to give us rest from this burden and provide the money necessary to build a well and buy a pump that will solve this problem for us and thus give us a break from this situation and focus more on the tasks of the ministry.

So dear brothers, I want to thank you every one who prayed and too for all who give money to realize this project.

Really, we are not worthy of God’s favor but God is good always.

Thank you so much brothers and God bless you!

Sincerely,

The Gonzalez Family