10/23/2026
OctNews26
Mission to the Children
“Changing Our World One Life at a Time”
October has been a very productive month for our ministry. We are making a lot of progress on repairing our church ceiling. We had a team remove the lowered ceiling, and we have been removing all the cracked pieces of cement, and now we are filling in all the holes. After the holes are filled, we will resurface the ceiling. This process will fix about 80% of the ceiling and for the rest ceiling that is structurally unsound we are now looking into reinforcing the ceiling with steel beams instead of replacing it. After this very costly repair, we need to fix the original problem of our second story leaking tin roof and repair the leaking second story floor. Our tin roof needs to be replaced as the structure is rotten. Then we need to close in the open sides of the second story that allows rain to enter. We need your prayers that God will provide for us. Our goal is to completely fix all these problems so that the next generation will have a structurally sound church. Thank you, God, for what you are about to do.
We were fortunate to receive a donation from Texas to purchase bibles. We bought enough bibles for all our children and to give away through our outreach ministries. This past Sunday, at one of our churches, we gave away almost twenty bibles. God is so good to us.
We have been praying that God would send us some help, and God answered our prayers and sent us a Mission Team from The Church in the City. They worked so hard and had such wonderful attitudes. They cut trees, cleaned churches, and removed our lowered ceiling in our main Church in Villa De Alvarez. With their help, we were able to do several months of work in just a few days. Thank you, Church in the City, for a job well done.
To show how thankful we were for the mission team, a lady from our church catered a meal for the team. She went all out with table cloths, servers, real plates, and nice coffee. We are more of the plasticware and disposable plates kind of people, but that day we ate like kings, and everything was great. Finally, we were able to use our new kitchen in The Ranch. With all the projects we have, it took us some time to put the final touches on kitchen/Sunday school class. Liz and a few ladies from church prepared a wonderful meal. We sat at the table, enjoyed each other and grew our community. Many of our people suffer, and it was nice to treat them to a good meal.
WITH A LOT OF BACK BREAKING WORK, WE FINISHED the walkway to our new children’s class in our church in Coquimatlan. It rained during our first service, but no one had to walk in slippery mud. The volunteers from our church did a great job. I was the youngest person, but the two older men outworked me. One man was 72 years old.
Thank you for supporting Mission to the Children with your prayers and donations.
Please send Checks to:
Mission to The Children PO BX 211322 Beford TX. 76095
Or https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/missiontothechildren
or Zelle contact: 3047717582