




Janice y su "juego biblico" lo usa para que los ninios memorizen muchas Escrituras. Janice, Luz y Carmen son las maestras.
Mexico West Coast Ministries Blog was setup in order to update friends, families and other supporting ministries about the work Marco and Janice are doing.




during prime time on a secular station and free of charge! Gina takes calls from our listeners. Edi and Martita help me with the segment of Don Jacinto, the Mexican farmer that became a believer. The common folk love this character! Josecito and Karen, help me execute the story line for the children's portion. Janice creatively writes the children's dialogues based on a Bible story with comments. She is faithful in helping the two young DJ's practice their lines. All of us have fun and we get to send the Gospel message to thousands of radio listeners. Praise be to God!
On May 18th, we celebrated my 64th birthday. Praise God for strength and health and for a beautiful church family to celebrate with. We had a water balloon toss and a delicious Mexican mole dish.


Starting in June, we rented out an old restaurant in which to hold our church gatherings while we await for the government to grant us the land to build a church. Please help us pray for this to take place. Thank you.

We celebrated the baptism of new brothers in Christ. This beautiful river has its source in the mountains of Colima, about 15 miles from Manzanillo. We worshiped, had fellowship and even swam, celebrating new life in Jesus and the great love of our Father.



We did a good job on the special "ROSCA" de Reyes on January 6th, a Mexican Holiday that celebrates the three wise men and when mexican children usually receive Christmas presents.
Mauro and his family came to Christ after hearing the Gospel and after receiving some practical love and help. They had been cooking on logs in their patio for two years. We helped them set up gas in their house. They are now cooking better, attending our church and celebrating God's love. We had a special gathering on Jan 6th for a Mexican traditional holiday (below).


