Have you ever felt trapped? Stuck?

During a recent outreach in Mexico, we saw so many trapped by unforgiveness.

But you helped set hundreds free!

"Crazy Eyes" and Burning Houses

Metal gates and watchful guards. Inmates entering with hands behind their backs.

The spiritual tension was thick and bitterness was palpable. One man kept tapping his foot and giving me “crazy eyes.” Oddly, I’d never felt more comfortable!

I shared about a neighbor who decided to burn his own house down so his neighbor would die from the smoke.

They looked at me like I was insane.

David Vega

Missionary to Mexico

I explained that is what unforgiveness is like — like burning your own house down. Destroying ourselves and expecting the other person to be harmed. It doesn’t make logical sense.

How great that Christ doesn’t hold grudges like we do and that His death provided for our forgiveness!

Five men accepted Christ that day, and many more were set free from the bondage of unforgiveness.

Some of those set free through Christ.

THANK YOU for advancing the Gospel in Mexico through your prayers and giving!

Hundreds have been transformed.

  • Salvation in Christ
  • Freedom from unforgiveness and bitterness
  • Baptism in the Holy Spirit
  • Miraculous physical healing

— David Vega
GOF Missionary to Mexico

Around here, when one outreach ends, another begins. In May 2026, you go with us to Africa as we preach the Gospel, see the sick healed, and the spiritually oppressed set free. Pastors will have you to thank for the training and encouragement they receive.

Your prayers are deeply appreciated — both for those in Mexico and all upcoming outreaches.

Many more are waiting to know Christ’s forgiveness. You can help us reach them.

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