México

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Looking For Drugs, Weapons and Jesus: Missions in Rocky Point, Mexico

2011 Articles, Christopher Lewis, Helping Hands, Ministry Musings

by Christopher Lewis

I never imagined that doing Christian ministry in Mexico would result in helping somebody look for drugs and weapons, but that is exactly what happened last week. I was stopped at a military checkpoint just north of Puerto Peñasco, Mexico (also known as Rocky Point). The soldier said, “Open the door, please.” Then he proceeded to look my car over for signs of drugs or weapons as he asked me a few routine questions.

From the Street to the Soccer Field

Lorie Lewis Ham, Ministry Musings

by Lorie Lewis Ham

Past Sunday mornings found the members of El Faro Community Church on the East Side of Reedley dealing with the distraction of kids outside their church causing problems. Men of the church would go out and talk to them on a regular basis. This year, things changed.

Rosarito Beach, México

Karen Lewis, Travel

by Karen Lewis

It all began when visionary entrepreneur Manual Barbachano bought Rosarito Shores, a 12-room hunting lodge just 18 miles South of the border, on the tranquil shores of the Pacific. In 1925, he reopened it as the Rosarito Beach Hotel. In the years since, it has become Baja California's best-known resort…