MEXICO | Mission And Disciple

Ministry Highlights

Yucatán, Mexico Missionary Trip

The ministries included working with at-risk youth, girls who have suffered abuse, individuals in rehab and prison, those living in poverty, orphans, the homeless, and even remote and abandoned islands. We also invested effort in developing churches, equipping leaders and pastors, and funding and supporting Gospel-centered efforts. The ministry made efforts to feed those who barely receive food and to create a joyful environment for children whose parents are living in extreme poverty.

What you see is truly what you see. This is someone's dwelling place through all seasons. Our team spent countless hours working overtime, enduring scorching heat, to help clean up their surroundings as they struggle just to get by. For this project, all we could offer was our time, attention, prayers, comfort, and the hope of leading them to Jesus.

We visited this family. The young girl had lost her mother in a very tragic event and was left in the care of her grandmother. We helped them with expenses, counseling, and by cleaning up their entire house and surroundings. This also included a spiritual cleanup, as we encountered the darker side of things that were evident. The family gradually developed trust in us as they opened up and shared more of their concerns. We talked them through it. The young girl struggled deeply, as you can imagine — her entire world was shaken by the loss of her mother. We had to walk her through a spiritual battle, which took much effort, building friendship and offering ongoing counseling. We trusted God to do His work. Eventually, we reached a point where things settled in her heart. We were able to take her to her mother’s burial site and prayed over her. She then hugged both me and a well-respected woman from their community. All three of us witnessed God's work in her life, and the entire team rejoiced with us afterward.

All Walks, One Invitation

We dedicated our time, resources, and the tireless efforts of volunteers to create a day centered on God’s heart for children — a day where kids from every walk of life and background were welcomed with open arms. The day was filled the day with joy — playing games, sharing meals, and most importantly, planting seeds of truth through the Gospel in a way they could understand. We spoke life over them, prayed with them, and watched as laughter and hope filled the atmosphere. This day wasn’t just an event — it was a glimpse of the Kingdom, where every child is seen, valued, and invited to know the love of God in a real and personal way. Follow along for part two of our day with the kids — more moments, more joy

Gospel-to-Community

Evening of Revival

We were confident that the Lord would do His work on this — and He did beyond what we could have imagined. The messages pierced hearts and brought healing to many. We witnessed a wave of revival sweep through the city. Even law enforcement and military personnel heard the Gospel that night. People wept in the presence of God, and we witnessed physical healing as well. Many surrendered their lives to Christ. t was especially moving to see people show up — the very ones we had reached through house-to-house and street evangelism. Every conversation, every invitation mattered. We watched God meet them right where they were, with His love and power.

Guaymas Sonora, My First Missionary Trip

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

This was my first mission trip with an organization to Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. The youth from all over the place were kind, welcoming, supportive, and excited to serve together. I was asked to share my testimony, and after that, more youth opened up to me about their struggles in life. There were a few instances where I had to help someone reconnect with the Lord due to shame and guilt, especially since, in Slavic culture, certain struggles can feel prohibited to talk about.

During the mission trip, we helped work on a rehab center. We did construction, concrete, tile, woodwork, and anything else that was needed. We evangelized in villages, cities, rehabs, and different towns. The youth were connecting and serving God at a whole different level as we continued worshiping and serving together.

We would wake up at four in the morning, praying for the communities and missionaries and seeking God to fill us with His Spirit. We would go out serving in different teams and have meals together, which brought such a deep connection among the missionaries as we shared great moments together.

There was a pastor whom I admired as I listened to his fiery sermon and wondered how someone could preach with such passion, authority, love, and anointing. It was truly a gift from above. Meeting him again over a decade later was an honor. As I grew in the Lord and faced many hardships in life, I understood that being anointed is something God will entrust you with when He is ready and in His timing.

The mission trip was life-changing and an answered prayer, giving direction to where the Lord was leading me.

After this mission trip, I decided to utilize the network and organize reasonable and practical short-term mission trips.