Our mission is a threefold compounding mission seeking to multiply the sowing of the Word of God by (1.) providing access to the gospel of Jesus Christ to the people in Central and Southern Mexico. Gospel witness is extremely rare in these parts of the continent. We will provide Gospel access in many ways including preaching in rehab houses, street evangelism, public skits, community enrichment efforts and by working in the communities to establish Gospel gatherings
(2.) We will be providing discipleship to pockets of believers by teaching, raising up and studying the Word of God. We will do this to help those who do not have current discipleship to become stronger and more mature in their faith that they may begin to compound healthily the fruit of the Gospel as Paul exemplified in his church planting and maintenance. Theses saints will be able to raise up through discipleship training and practice.
(3.) We will be working with orphans in current orphanages and on the streets. A part of our long-term plan is to found an orphanage where all will be raised in the steadfast love of Jesus. Our work with orphans will include teaching, skits, and youth ministry. We will focus on teaching them of the Father who will never leave them nor forsake them.
Our online giving is through the Mission Enablers International platform.
Make checks out to Harold Baptist Church and put “Brower Missions” in Memo section.
Checks can be mailed to:
Harold Baptist Church
10110 N. Farm Rd. 51
Walnut Grove, MO 65770
The Brower family will be moving to San Juan del Rio, Queretaro, Mexico. San Juan del Rio sits at 6,300 feet of elevation and is in the very center of Mexico, about 1.5 hours Northwest of Mexico City. The city of San Juan del Rio (SJDR) Mexico has approximately 300,000 residents. Due to the less than 2% Christians in this large region and lack of gospel and witness access, missiologists have coined the title, “The Circle of Silence” and San Juan del Rio is in the center of the Circle of Silence.
SJDR has a pandemic of fatherlessness and of orphans as 63% of the households in the area are fatherless. Other religions and practices include various pagan religions, the worship of Saint Death, Roman Catholicism and wide blends of syncretistic practices. The Browers will also be serving small remote pockets of Christians in Central and Southern Mexico where geographical access is difficult and access to the gospel and discipleship is rare.