History

Proclaiming the gospel in Mexico

"A young girl watched in earnest as a teenager manipulated a small, colorful cube in his hand. Pictures appeared almost like magic as he turned, folded, and reopened the cube. As he showed her the pictures, he told a story. It began with man’s sin and how it separates us from God. Then he showed her a picture of Jesus dying on the Cross and explained how that act of love removes our sin. Another picture showed Jesus rising from the grave, and the teenager talked about the new life Jesus brings. The girl listened intently. She’d heard bits and pieces of this story before, but never in a way that was so clear and so visual. When given the opportunity to pray and ask Jesus into her heart, she did so, and another child of God was born again.

"Scenes like this occur often throughout Mexico. Along with the JESUS film, the EvangeCube is one of the more creative ways Mexican Nazarenes are sharing their faith. As they do so, God is growing His church. [read full article ]"

Article taken from Tim Crutcher's Mexico and Central America: A Tapestry of Triumph ( Kansas City, MO: Nazarene Publishing House, 2008). The full article is the first chapter titled "Mexico".

Global Day of Prayer: Mexico

Country profile

Statistical profile of Mexico on Nazarene Headquarters web site [click here ]

Commission Unto Mexico history

Here's where Commission Unto Mexico has gone:

2012-13 Monclova

2011-12 Muzquiz (Coahuila state)

2010-11 Sabinas (Coahuila state)

2009-10 Chihuahua

2008-09 Chihuahua

2007-08 Cuidad Juarez

2006-07 Cuidad Jaurez

2005-06 Sabinas/Monclova (Coahuila state)

2004-05 Monterrey

2003-04 Monterrey

2002-03 Monterrey

2001-02 Cuidad Juarez

2000-01 Cuidad Juarez

1999-00 Guadalajara

1998-99 Tampico

1997-98 Tampico

1996-97 San Juan district campground (near Monterrey)

1995-96 Monterrey

1994-95 Monterrey

1993-94 Monterrey

1992-93 Cuidad de Valles (Huasteca Indian villages)

1991-92 Cuidad de Valles (Huasteca Indian villages)

1990-91 Cuidad de Valles (Huasteca Indian villages)

1989-90 Mexico City

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E-mail us: mexico@snu.edu Call us: 405-491-6314
Write us: Commission Unto Mexico, Southern Nazarene University, 6729 NW 39th, Bethany, OK 73008