Good News for the Next Generation

“And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to His purpose for them.” — Romans 8:28 (NLT)

Abdiel, Lluvia, and Antonio from Galeana, Nuevo León, Mexico, have answered God’s call by committing to two years of intensive study in Monterrey. True Path Ministry is honored to support these three students as they attend Instituto Bíblico Berea. TPM prayerfully supports all of them and provides financial assistance for two.

All three students come from our close ministry partner, Centro Cristiano Getsemaní in Galeana. We have been part of their lives for several years, watching them faithfully serve alongside us in Galeana and in the many mountain villages we visit.

Abdiel is the oldest son of Pastors Reynaldo and Lourdes. He is a talented drummer who began playing at a young age and now uses his gift in worship alongside a growing knowledge of Scripture and a heart for serving God. Recently, he preached his first sermon during our visit to the remote village of Refugio.

We first met Lluvia several years ago when she joined her aunt on a trip with us to serve the Lord in a remote village. Originally from Pablillo, a town near Galeana, she has been a faithful follower of Christ for many years. She expresses her deep faith through worship and now also shares God’s Word through thoughtfully prepared sermons.

Antonio is a joy to be around. We recently had the opportunity to see his smiling face as he delivered his first sermon to the people of Canoas.

Pastors Reynaldo and Lourdes of Centro Cristiano Getsemaní both attended Instituto Bíblico Berea in Monterrey several years ago. They testify that the school equipped them well to serve God and to manage the many responsibilities of ministry.

Lourdes shares, “the school provides very good teaching, strong discipline, and helps form the character of each student.”  

There are currently 22 young students from all over Mexico attending the college. Monday through Friday they are learning inside the school, then on Saturdays and Sundays each one has a designated church where they serve with a local pastor.

TPM believes it is essential to pass on the Good News of Christ to the next generation.

“But how can they call on Him to save them unless they believe in Him? And how can they believe in Him if they have never heard about Him? And how can they hear about Him unless someone tells them? And how will anyone go and tell them without being sent? That is why the Scriptures say, ‘How beautiful are the feet of messengers who bring good news!’ … So faith comes from hearing, that is, hearing the Good News about Christ.” — Romans 10:14–15, 17 (NLT)

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Walls Going Up at Canoas Church

Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established. – Proverbs 16:3 (ESV)

We are excited to share that the Canoas worship center rebuild project is now underway! Through the Lord’s favor and the generosity of faithful supporters, funding has been secured for a new structure measuring 10 meters by 6 meters (approximately 33’ x 20’), providing about 660 square feet of worship space for this small, remote village.

Pastor Reynaldo of Centro Cristiano Getsemaní in Galeana, a trusted ministry partner of True Path Ministry, is overseeing the project. He has shared a positive progress report along with photos. The building site has been leveled, the new concrete floor has been completed, and the walls are now going up.

One of the biggest challenges is the remote mountain location. The road is difficult, making the delivery of materials demanding and slow.

The previous church building in Canoas was an aging wooden structure with rotting boards and serious structural issues. It had begun to lean dangerously and was ultimately taken down by local residents.

The people of Canoas, along with local Pastor Alfredo, are faithful followers of Christ. This new worship center will be a meaningful blessing to the village—a place dedicated to God that will serve as a gathering point for worship for many years to come.

Thank you again for the prayers and for the ones who donated to make this happen. God is working in Mexico!

Kids Learning God’s Words at Kids Club

Thank You Jesus that Your plan and purpose prevail. True Path Ministry is humbled to be a part of what God is doing in Mexico.

Marcos 10:14 kids club continues twice weekly. These kids are learning the word of God, quoting scripture, singing songs, playing games and having a snack, all to the glory of God. Thank you to the teachers and workers that take their time to be the hands and feet of Jesus, continuously. Your work is noticed and we love you!

We are also excited about several church building projects. We will be posting on this soon. God is moving in Mx.

“For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him”. Philippians 2:13

Reconstructing the Canoas Church Building

We are asking for financial support and prayers as we rebuild the small church in Canoas, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. There may be turmoil in this world, but God has a plan and we are thankful to be ambassadors for Jesus! God has willing workers ready to build His church, but we need your help.

The new building will be on the same site. We plan to reuse as many materials as possible from the previous structure. The structure will be built with concrete blocks and will likely use the same sheet-metal roof. It will measure 10 meters by 6 meters (approximately 33’ x 20’), providing about 660 square feet of space for worship.

Canoas Pastor Alfredo and Galeana Pastor Reynaldo of Centro Cristiano Getsemaní will oversee the project.

For more than ten years, True Path Ministry Inc. and the church in Galeana have faithfully taken the gospel to this remote mountain village. Canoas has a small but devoted congregation. During our most recent visit, we discovered that the church building was leaning and in need of serious repair. After a closer inspection, we found that many of the rough-cut, untreated shiplap boards—part of the structure’s support—had rotted. The floor supports were also failing, putting the building in danger of collapse. For safety reasons, the structure has now been taken down.

Canoas is a special place to us. Pastor Alfredo and his congregation have always welcomed us with open hearts. No other Christian missionary organization regularly visit this church. The people are humble and faithful, and we have witnessed Christ change lives.

The previous church building has been removed from the site, and a concrete pad has been poured. We now need financial assistance of approximately $3000 USD to get the church fully constructed.  If you feel led to help with this rebuilding project, you may give through PayPal on our website – support page (Support – True Path Ministry Inc.) or by mailing a check to:

True Path Ministry Inc.
1420 Moseley Road
Ennis, Texas 75119

And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near. Hebrews 10:24-25 (ESV)

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Worship with New Friends in Puentes

12/29/2025

True Path Ministry—Stephen and Tonyia Williams, along with their niece Jeanette and their friend Debby—traveled with a group from Centro Cristiano Getsemaní Iglesia to the village of Puentes, Nuevo León, Mexico. This village had never before received a missionary visit, and the people were very excited to welcome us. It was our first time visiting Puentes, and when we arrived, we were warmly greeted by Pastor Lázaro, his wife Aurora, and many members of their church.

The church service was held under a temporary structure made from old billboard tarps. Our prayer is to one day help the village build a permanent concrete block church of about 1,000 square feet. While plans for the building are still in progress, True Path Ministry hopes to provide an event tent for the church to use.

Although the day was cool and windy, the congregation joyfully sang praises to God. Evangelist Ramiro shared a powerful message about salvation. He explained that salvation is a personal decision and that God does not show favoritism—He desires everyone to be saved. Ramiro also shared how people can open their hearts and receive God’s gift of salvation.

The message reflected the truth of Micah 7:18, which reminds us that God delights in mercy and does not stay angry forever.

Children’s church was led by teacher Ana and several youth helpers. She taught a lesson called “Walking with Jesus.” The lesson focused on John 14:6, where Jesus says, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”

Ana explained to the children that walking with Jesus leads to truth and life and that His way is the right path. She reminded them that Jesus’ words are always true and that following Him is the most important choice they can make.

The children created a craft of a foot wearing a sandal labeled “Jesus” to remind them to walk with Him every day. They also sang songs and played a game similar to hopscotch, which showed that walking with Jesus may sometimes be challenging, but it is always rewarding.