We enjoyed time with our family and friends for the holidays, but are back in Mexico, serving the folks here.
I am making trips, bringing people to doctor appointments in Piedras Negras every day this week.
I am so grateful for the van, and the capacity to bring the wheelchair in the back for those who need it. It makes life so much easier.
The Tundra is in need of a starter and the Corolla needs electrical work that can only be done at the dealer. So both remain immobile for now. It makes me appreciate the van even more, being our only working vehicle.
I am still doing glucose testing on diabetics in Tepeyac and Palmira, along with blood pressure monitoring. The local clinics often lack the monitors and test sticks so it helps folks to bring their results when they see their doctor for checkups.
Next month, a group of friends from Texas are planning a ministry trip to Guadalajara. I am prayerfully considering joining them, and trusting God to make it clear to me if it's His will for me.
We are so thankful for your prayers for us and your interest in this ministry.
Recent events in Mexico have caused the government to increase security in our area, and probably all over the country. There are currently 5 security checkpoints between our home and Piedras Negras, approximately a 30 mile distance. We appreciate your prayers for protection for the police, Federales, soldiers and all employed in the security here. May God protect them and their families.
Thank you for your comments and encouragement. We always look forward hearing from you.
In His loving embrace,
Toni and Bill
P.S. I had the privilege of bringing 11 people to church in Tepeyac this morning! What a blessing it was! Wonderful worship and message.
