Sislos in Mexico

ENTER THE

STORY

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The Last Frontier

The Last Frontier of Mexico is home to over 22 million people living in the central region of the country. This geographical area is considered one of the least evangelized in Latin America.

Many in The Last Frontier are religious yet largely unengaged by an accurate representation of Jesus.

Despite the spiritual darkness we have Entered the Story to Change the Narrative.

We envision…

the planting of vibrant disciple-making churches all throughout the region.

We imagine emerging pastors planting churches in communities with little to no gospel witness.

And by faith we see the current narrative changing in The Last Frontier of Mexico through an accurate representation of Jesus among the unengaged.

The people who walked in darkness
have seen a great light;
those who dwell in the land of the shadow of death,
upon them the light has shined.
— Isaiah 9:2
 

CHANGE THE

NARRATIVE

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Together we can Change the Narrative in The Last Frontier of Mexico.

 
 
 

Prayer Partner

Samuel Zwemer said, “The history of missions is the history of answered prayer.” The secret to changing the narrative lies within the power of prayer. Please pray for churches to be planted in The Last Frontier of Mexico.

Sending Partner

It’s our privilege to link arms with the body of Christ so disciples of Jesus will be made in Mexico. We invite you to join our Sending Team. Your monthly gift allows us to represent Jesus among the unengaged.

 
 
 

Project Partner

As a Project Partner you provide practical resources for disciple-makers on their church planting journeys. Through your generosity we’re able to provide Bibles, evangelism and discipleship materials, tables, chairs, kids ministry supplies, video and sound equipment, and much more.

Go, Make Disciples

Hudson Taylor, the 19th century missionary to India said, "God isn't looking for people of great faith, but for individuals ready to follow Him." Will you enter the story by following Jesus across cultural, linguistic, and geographic barriers to make disciples?