Missionaries Chris and Morgan Martinez

CU BOULDER

Boulder has a reputation for being a place that is ungodly, atheistic, and indulgent. What it does not have a reputation for is

being a place that is full of people who are convicted about their sin, and who want to change the way that they are living. However,

this is exactly what we have observed over the last month out on the CU campus, as our staff has now had conversations with

approximately 2,500 young men and women. The number of people who have expressed a desire to know Jesus and who are hungry

for the truth of God's word is astonishing. Thank you for your very important role in partnering with us and for praying for revival at

the University of Colorado. We believe that this responsiveness and hunger that we've seen is just the beginning of something great

and profound. This month, we would like to just qive you a brief evangelistic update.

COLORADO BURALOES

Our staff has met over 700 young men and women who have said that they are interested in learning

more about how to have a relationship with Jesus by attending a bible study, or by coming to church.

Currently we have over 100 established weekly evangelistic bible studies on campus. Many of these are

1-on-1 bible studies, and some of them are group studies. Many of these people have visited our Sunday

service, which meets just about 10 minutes from campus.

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I currently have 16 weekly 1-on-1 bible studies with young men who are eager to know Jesus in a greater

way. Most of these are freshmen who do not know what it means to live for Jesus, and some are entirely

new to the concepts of the Christian faith. Please pray especially for Austin, Connor, Gavin, Justin, Max,

Colin, Charlie, Ivan, Braden, and CJ. These 10 young men are showing all the signs of being close to

giving their lives to Christ, and simply need the faith to trust Him.

We know that there are a lot of young people out there who are

Folsom Field, Boulder, COT hurting and who are in need of God's healing power, to transform

them out of addiction, mental illness, and the destructive effects

of sin. Please also pray that our staff and student helpers would be divinely

led to these people, and that they too would be open to the gospel of Jesus

Christ. We know that God is at work in Boulder! For contribution information,

please visit resurrectionchurchboulder.org/give/martinez

Missionaries Mike and Pat Black

GUATEMALA

After our first missionary trip to Honduras in 1986, God put a hook in my heart to return to the mission field; full time, which turned out to be in Guatemala.

I was 35 years old when we left America; I am now 67 and have been on the field with my wife Pat, for the last 31 years.          

Previous to our departure from the United States with our two little boys in 1990, we were pastors in Colorado and in Florida for several years.  Upon arriving in Guatemala, I started our missionary life as a teacher in a Bible School for Christian leaders and pastors, until we decided to start our own Bible School, which was very successful.

 

Along the way, we started an elementary school for Indigenous Mayan children, which we eventually closed after many years.  In 1995, we founded the “Revival Center” Church in Guatemala City, which is a totally Spanish speaking church.  My wife and I continue as lead pastors in this church. We built a Ministry Center which we use today, established two very dynamic Children’s Church programs plus several Feeding Programs for children.  As our missionary experience grew… we adopted two Mayan children who are now grown and work with us full time in the ministry.  We took four abandoned teenagers under our wings, who lived in our ministry center, for several years; feeding, clothing, educating and loving them as parents.  

 

In 2005, we started a work in a remote desert mountainous community, reachable only by 4×4 vehicle or by hiking 3 hours up the mountain.  The name of this place is called “Piedra Ancha”. Among our many outreaches to this community, we have today an established Feeding Program for children there.

 

We have been involved in radio ministry, sharing the Word for the last 15 years, Monday through Friday, in Spanish.  We accommodate and work with short-term missions groups from the States as well as traveling to the United States to minister the Word of God in churches.

 

During our years on the mission field, we have seen countless healing miracles, demonic deliverances and supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit wherever we have ministered.

 

In conclusion, the Apostolic Call upon my life reaches out to all Hispanics,  regardless of where they live in the world.

 

Mike Black Ministries is a religious non-profit organization that is sustained by the generous donations of our friends and churches.

If you would like to give into this amazing missionary outreach click here or visit our Give page!