Near the end of May, Pastor Carlos Maciel, senior pastor of the Cristo es el Camino churches, was able to get another 2-day permit for a crusade in the Colonia (neighborhood) of Las Palmas. A previous blog shared the excitement of being able to have our first, post-Covid-19 crusade at this same location.
This crusade was not nearly as successful as the first. There were strong winds during the two nights that were planned for the crusade. Pastor Carlos decided not to take the risk of putting up the tent and take a chance it would come down on the people. This particular location is a wide open, flat field/bus parking lot, and isn’t located close enough to the commercial areas to get the attention of the surrounding neighborhood without the presence of a tent.
Even with this disappointment, it was only the second time since Covid-19 that the ‘missions’ and churches that make up the Cristo es el Camino congregation could meet together. It was also the first time that communion was taken by the congregation since before Covid-19.
There was good music, worship, and preaching, and we never know who in the crowd, or standing in the outskirts, might have been touched in some way by the ministry of the Spirit of God in that flat field, on a chilly, windy night.
Please continue to pray for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Los Cabos, and please don’t forget that all of you, who support us in any way, will share in the reward of what God is doing through New Life Outreach at the tip of the Baja Peninsula.
This crusade was not nearly as successful as the first. There were strong winds during the two nights that were planned for the crusade. Pastor Carlos decided not to take the risk of putting up the tent and take a chance it would come down on the people. This particular location is a wide open, flat field/bus parking lot, and isn’t located close enough to the commercial areas to get the attention of the surrounding neighborhood without the presence of a tent.
Even with this disappointment, it was only the second time since Covid-19 that the ‘missions’ and churches that make up the Cristo es el Camino congregation could meet together. It was also the first time that communion was taken by the congregation since before Covid-19.
There was good music, worship, and preaching, and we never know who in the crowd, or standing in the outskirts, might have been touched in some way by the ministry of the Spirit of God in that flat field, on a chilly, windy night.
Please continue to pray for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Los Cabos, and please don’t forget that all of you, who support us in any way, will share in the reward of what God is doing through New Life Outreach at the tip of the Baja Peninsula.
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