Victory in Ocotepeque! A Day of Salvation and Spiritual Restoration

Between Need and Hope

As we were setting up for the great crusade that evening, the raw reality of our society was laid bare right in the bleachers. We saw men sleeping off the effects of alcohol, and many migrants who, passing through the city, carried the heavy weight of exhaustion and uncertainty. It was in those moments of preparation that God began to move:

A Preacher’s Return: We met a man who confessed that he had once been a preacher but had fallen away from the faith. After some encouragement from the brothers, he responded to the final altar call. He came forward in a spirit of deep humility and repentance, reconciling his life with the Savior.

Hope for the Stranger: Two migrants approached Brother Efraín asking for prayer. In their vulnerability, they recognized that their greatest need was Christ and decided to give their hearts to Him before the main event had even begun.

Results That Gladden the Heavens

The night was a powerful testament to God’s grace, with lives transformed both in person and over the airwaves:

Total Attendance

375 new converts via radio and on-site

It is truly amazing to see how the message of salvation reached across borders and into homes through the radio, adding 375 new names to the Book of Life.

A Glimpse of the Journey

We left Ocotepeque with overflowing hearts. Seeing the transformation of those whom society often overlooks—the broken, the migrants, and the wayward—confirms to us that the harvest is truly ready. To God be all the glory for every soul saved!