The Path of Truth

The Path of Truth

“My life was not disciplined. My friends and I had no purpose to our lives; we gambled all the time. Gambling even caused me to lose my farmland. There were times I beat my wife for no reason; our life together was not happy.

​The pastor from the village church would often visit my house and pray for me, but I didn’t listen to him. One day when I was passing by a house, I suddenly heard someone reading. I was astonished because I knew that nobody in that house could read or write.

I was very curious, so I entered the house and saw a group of 12 to 15 people listening to something (I found out later it was the Word of God on a Proclaimer). I didn’t know why, but I joined with them and began to listen.

Something happened . . . I joined the listening group every Tuesday to listen to the Word. I realized that I was not leading a happy life at all. I don’t know how, but gradually my life started to change.

"The Word of God completely changed my life."

My friends were not happy about this change, but I was happy. I learned many lessons from the Bible with the pastor’s help; we always pray together.

I gave up all of my bad habits and chose the path of Truth. The Word of God completely changed my life. My past was not so good, but now I lead a happy life.

​My neighbors are even surprised by seeing the change in me. I simply tell them that Jesus changed my life. I was in death, but now I am in Life. Prayer and Bible reading are now a part of our family life. I always sit with my wife and study the Bible – and pray to my Lord Jesus.”


Prodigal Patient

Prodigal Patient

“My name is Marcelo. I'm 36 years old and I've graduated from law school (though I don’t have the title yet). I am the son of a single mother who was very permissive with me and I had a stepfather who treated me very badly during my childhood. Although I never realized it, since I was very young I had lived a life of self-destruction (drunkenness, promiscuity, drugs when my friends offered them to me, irresponsible driving, etc.) and total . . .”

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Loving the Discarded

Loving the Discarded

"What would happen if you took a group of homeless, drug-addicted street kids and believed in them? Four years ago I did just that. I adopted a community of 17 kids living on the streets of Mexico City; all were addicted to inhalants. Unfortunately, 3 of the original 17 have died. But for the rest, the future is promising. I'm not declaring total victory, because it’s common for . . ."

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Neva says “Never . . .”

Neva says “Never . . .”

No stranger to problems, trials, and testing, Neva has discovered that attitude makes all the difference. ​The life of the Apostle Paul, in particular, has provided her with inspiration. As the group listened to the Audio Bible on the Proclaimer, they discussed all that Paul endured just to . . .

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