Health seminar.

Wow, what a week. This has been amazing, and the weeks isn't over yet. God is so at work here in Mexico, it's so fun.

We have had a seminar here in the church Eglesia Centro de Fe, Esperanca y Amor. The attendance wasn't great, but those that were here had a good time. Tuesday morning we tought on handwashing and hygiene. They were happy to participate, and drew lovely drawings and made puzzles of them. Quick learners!

In the evening session they tought on dehydration and O.R.S (Oral Rehudration Solution). After the session a woman that came late was wondering how she could make ORS cuz her son was sick at home. We told her, and was able to pray for her. She is coming back on Sunday, so I'll ask her how her son is doing.

The next day we tought on cough and cold, and the second session tought on fever reduction. A lady stayed behind, because she wanted us to interpret her dreams. What came out of the whole thing, was a deliverance time. She was a very confused woman when she came, but the Lord touched her deeply. Her face was very different when she left, and she was also instantly healed. Thank you Jesus.

Clinics and evangelism!

God is amazing!

This last week, first on wednesday and then of friday, we set up tables near by a marked where people could come and get their bloodpressure taken and have their ears cleaned AND prayer. Many people came, and we helped them as best as we could, but the best thing they got was a touch from God. He healed many people 22 instantly, from deafness and knee problems. People didn´t show much of a reaction, but they really lit up when we asked them if they had pain, and it was gone - with a huge grin on their face. Left the place thanking us! We say Glory to God!

There was a lady that came up to me, and asked if I could pray for her. I had a Mexican lady come with me as well, and while talking to her - we were able to minister to her, and she gave her life to the Lord. They are so genuine in their seeking for God, and so open. The harvest is ready here in Mexico City. So many have been saved, just those to days with the clinic about 50 gave their lives to Jesus.

On our day of we went to the pyramides, that was quite the sight. It was awesome. The history at this place is tragic, cuz they (the Aztecs) thought that they had to keep the Sun burning, and to keep it burning they sacrificed a person. In total they sacrificed 80.000 people. It started raining while we were there, so we were not able to c the whole place. But it is so amazing that I do believe that when the rest of the team gets here, that we'll go back

We have had some amazing times during evangelism, God has been there with us and has healed people and some has also received the Lord as their savior! Almost everyone that we talk with wants a prayer of blessing, and lots of them wants to receive Jesus again after that. It's so amazing to be able to be a part of what God is doing in Mexico today!

What's happening in Mexico City!

We have finished reading the Bible, and it has been amazing. We read it in the park outside where we live, and yes we read it out loud. People came over and asked us what we were doing, and we explained that we read the Bible from cover to cover. The church we stay with is wanting to get started on reading out loud to, so that is awesome.

The other day we picked garbage in the same park, and people wondered why we were doing picking up garbage - and we said that we wanted to help out. Two guys came and started to help us, awesome.

Two girls have accepted Christ as their Savior since out time here. One of them today! We felt that we were to go over to her house and pray, and they were on their way out to go to the hospital for examination. She is epleptich, but we do believe that she is completely healed. They had wanted to come to the church to get prayer, but hadn't had the time. And then we came to them instead, just in time before them leaving. What a God we serve!!

Yesterday was our day of, and the whole team went downtown. The picture you see is the metro, but this is not the right picture. Usually there are lots and lots of people. We had to cram ourselves on the metro and make sure we stayed on until the right stop. People push and press their way in and out of the metro. Quite the experience, a bit scary but fun at the same time. Glad that we travelled in a team =)

Mexico City is so big, and has so much history. And we hope to be able to see more of the city and hear more of the history during our time here.

Our team members that are in need of visas are still not here, and we are keeping them in prayers - because we would really like to have them there. The team that are in India are doing great, but also looking forward to come here to Mexico City.