
These are some of the kids who came to our VBS. We had about 50 kids each day.


This is our team with the pastor (Roberto) of the church in Cuauhtemoc and his wife (Chayito).

This is Tim, Jennifer, and Christian Scarbrough. They are the founders of Living Water Ministry, based in Naco, AZ. Naco is a border town between Arizona and Mexico. Cuauhtemoc is about a 20 minute drive into Mexico from Naco. They have restarted the only church in Naco, AZ that had previously been closed down for the last few years. The Scarbroughs hosted us for the week and allowed us to stay in their church in Naco.

4 comments:
Mark,
Awesome report. How did you connect with this ministry in Arizona?
Geoff
Geoff...
Tim and Jennifer were members of my parents' church in Clinton, TN when God called them to start this ministry. Mom got me in touch with Tim last fall before they left for Arizona. Tim came and preached and shared their vision at FBC Smithville last November so our church would know the people we would be partnering with.
Sounds like some good things happened. I'm glad it all went well. I hope no one came home with the Mexico water poops. I've had those. Not fun.
We didn't drink the local water for that reason. We did eat in a few authentic restaurants on the Mexican side of the border. And we had lunch made by some of the ladies in Cuauhtemoc one day. No problems with the food.
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