We received an encouraging letter from Pastor Marcelo Brondo, who is serving with his wife Nancy in Cachi, Argentina. We’d like to share it with you because it shows just one of the many examples resulting from your support of our ministry. You can read more about our other projects at https://thecrecerfoundation.org/stories/
Dear Brothers & Sisters,
I wanted to share with you about a woman named Monica, who has been coming to our church for over a year. She’s a social worker and visits many households each day, allowing her to share the Word of God as she has the opportunity. Last week she was able to share with a couple who were thankful to learn more. Monica told me about the encounter this past Thursday, so I asked her to give me directions so I could visit with my wife.
The house is about 30 minutes away from Cachi, on a hill where few people pass by. When we arrived, before I could even introduce myself, the gentleman began to tell me about his need to learn and understand more about the Word of God. He said that as a blind man, he’s unable to read so his only access is a weekly radio program with some so-and-so Pastor Marcelo Brondo who shares the Bible. He also said this program has helped him understand much more about the Lord.
When I told him I was Pastor Marcelo Brondo, he was shocked! Together we thanked and praised the Lord for guiding us to this house! His name is Valentin, 71 years old, and he lives with Maria Rosa who is 50. Maria Rosa was also very happy to receive us and she let us know that she always reads through the tract that was given to her 17 years ago, by a group that had shown the “Jesus film” to the families in the region. [In God’s provision and plan, this is the ministry that our Latin American director, Carlos Cañete, was working in years ago – the same region, the same year!] I have no doubt that Carlos had a hand in that!
The Lord has opened the door for us to go every Saturday to visit and continue teaching them the gospel. We pray for their salvation!
Pastor Marcelo Brondo







This past year this new congregation has had a tough road to walk. It was a blessing to see how they ministered to each other through the deaths of two of their congregation members. In both cases, the Lord has used the situation as an evangelistic tool among the families and friends in the community. They continue with a hard road to travel. Soledad Grande is undergoing cancer treatment. She praises the Lord that she is still able to serve Him even with this new situation. Their group has outgrown the Grande house and is looking for a larger space to rent. They have their sights on a place that has a great location in front of one of the main plazas. Please be in prayer for the leaders as they make decisions. 
