As we've depended on your support in the past, we reach out to you now to pray specifically for the national gathering of the Assemblies of God of Mexico.
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David & Kelly
Godzwa
Rebekah, Joseph & Jonathan
Serving in Mexico, Latin America Caribbean
Account #2696136
1323 N Warren AveSpringfield, MO 65802
We are David and Kelly Godzwa. Since 2006, we and our children, Rebekah, Joseph and Jonathan have lived in Mérida, México, working to fulfill a vision of the Yucatan Peninsula full of churches, diverse in class, status, education, and language, but united in their love for the Lord and one another. We’ve been extremely blessed to have seen the fruits of our labors: local churches mobilized, new ministers trained and new churches planted. Still, as we strive to keep in step with the Spirit we find ourselves…
Hearing and responding to the Lord’s call to go beyond…
The familiar places, relationships, and experiences to embrace a larger vision, the accustomed roles and responsibilities to accept a larger sphere of influence, and the dependence on our own abilities to a place where radical faith is required. As of July 1, 2019, we accept the appointment of the Executive Committee of the Assemblies of God World Missions as Mexico Area Directors. In accepting this position, we have the privilege of collaborating, not only with the national leadership of the Assemblies of God in Mexico but also coordinating the ministry of the 24 missionary units serving in-country to make real strides in fulfilling a vision of a Mexico redeemed.
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Since July of 2019, we have been looking forward to saying the phrase, "We've arrived in Mexico City!"
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We drew near--to God and one another in our retreat, to the national church in Executive Presbytery meetings, and to hurricane-affected communities.
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“I don’t know why I’m telling you all of this,” he said apologizing, but it was plain to see what was transpiring: surrounded by symbols of false religion, Danny was looking for a sign of hope.
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The students were actively involved in starting works, deftly navigating COVID restrictions while reaching out to share the gospel message.
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