Mexico
Mission challenges: persecution of Evangelicals, growth and maturity in the church, leadership development, unequal distribution of wealth and power, urban ministry
Religions: Roman Catholic (89%), Protestant (6%), Non-religious (4%), Traditional (1%)
Ethnic groups: Mestizo (60%), Amerindian (30%), Euro-American (9%), other
Languages: Spanish, various Mayan, Nahuatl, and other regional indigenous languages
Name of nationality: Mexican
Land area: 742,489 sq. mi. (1,923,040 sq. km.), about 1.25 times as large as Alaska
Population: 108,700,891 (July 2007 est.)
Capital: Mexico City
Mayol
Ricardo and Doris
The Seminario Bautista of Mexico is the headquarters of the Mayols’ ministry in Mexico City. Even though Americans may be familiar with Mexico, few know about el Mexico profundo, the original inhabitants of this continent. The Mayols’ ministry includes:
Teaching at the Seminario Bautista. Ricardo teaches courses in church and society and Doris teaches about the Old Testament.
Working with the Seminario Bautista to develop educational modules of study to assist in teaching a theological education extension program that provides the equivalent of a high school degree in theology.
Providing academic and administration support for the seminary.
Supporting the development of a public mission and ministry.
Languages used in ministry: Spanish, English
06/18/2007 Shattered Dreams, Shattered Angels
06/18/2007 Building Links of Hope
06/18/2007 Describing the Kingdom of God
05/15/2006 The Anxiety of Repression
01/15/2006 January 2006
03/10/2005 Gracious Giving of Love
12/06/2004 Share the Joy
10/20/2004 First Regional Center in Chiapas
12/01/2003 Testimonio De Amando Ruiz Peláez
12/01/2003 Testimonio of Amando Ruiz Peláez
12/02/2002 Abundant Blessings
07/31/2002 Where is the Kingdom
07/31/2002 Worth of a Maid