A Great Report from Honduras: Reaching Unreached Peoples


Dear Brothers in Christ,
Please receive greetings from us and many blessings from our Lord Jesus Christ. I want to thank all that have dedicated your time to pray for us and make intercession for the Kingdom of God. God will be faithful to recompense. In the last few days the Lord has given us some very good contacts. We believe that it is because of your prayers. In April we had a small training event with one of our Bible study groups in Tocoa. The leader of this group is called Ramón.

After this training event Ramon invited me to go on a trip with him to some villages in the department of Yoro. Ramon was already familiar with the area and especially with one of the eight ethnic groups in the country of Honduras. On this trip God gave us favor and we were able to start three new Discovery Bible study groups. One of the groups was started with the Tolupan Indian tribe and we believe that with your prayers God will use this group as a key for us to open up a door to the 32 communities of the Tolupan Indian tribes. While we were there God gave us the opportunity to talk with one of the tribal members and he began to tell us that there were 32 other communities of the same tribe and that in most of them there was not a single house of worship because they wanted to conserved the Indian traditions of their ancestors. Not even the Catholic Church has been able to enter this area. This group has five members of the Tolupan Indian tribes or Xicaques in the village of Siriano, Yoro. 
Since we returned from this trip we have been in the process of organizing a training in the mountainous region of the Mesquite jungles of Honduras. There are five Indian tribes in these jungles. We ask you to please pray that God will give us favor in this area. The training event that we will be holding is scheduled for October.
We want to thank you for your prayers and for all you do for the growth of the kingdom of God here on earth.
Greetings from my family,

  Mario Mejia 


Please join in prayer for these new open doors.  Lift Mario and all of the WME team members up in prayer as they faithfully go forward with God's word and training to make disciples of all peoples in Latin America.

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